Despite their popularity and normalization, the public image of conspiracy theory remains
morally tainted. Academics contribute by conceiving of conspiracy theorists as a coherent …

“A great era has begun: the spiritual 'awakening,'” Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc wrote
in 1911 (quoted in Taylor 1992: 65). Apart from the more bohemian types in the capitals of …

The literature about secularization proposes two distinct explanations of anti‐Muslim
sentiment in secularized societies. The first theory understands it in terms of religious …

The sociological study of youth religion is a growing field of research. This article is
concerned with the nature of young people's believing and belonging and its place in their …

This article aims to move beyond media discourse about “new atheism” by mapping and
explaining anti-religious zeal among the public at large in 14 Western European countries …

According to the received view in sociology of religion, post-Christian spirituality is radically
privatized, individualized, and fragmented, and as such lacks a coherent worldview or …

Das vorliegende Buch basiert auf den zwei Studien „Junge Menschen und
gewaltorientierter Islamismus–Biografieanalysen von Entwicklungswegen junger Menschen …

Previous research on interreligious marriages has indicated that they tend to cause both
ethnic and religious 'dilution'and 'loss', but these concepts are misleading and cannot …

Over the last few decades, conspiracy theories have become a common way to make sense
of horrible events. Official claims about the assassination of jfk, the attacks on 9/11, Charlie …

In this article, I compare the active religious engagement found among many of today's
young Dutch Muslims and Christians. I show that such comparison requires a move beyond …