Amid current global challenges, contemplating the forthcoming future becomes inevitable. In a world grappling with war, political tensions, economic hurdles, and the ascent of populism, there is a discernible trend toward reinforcing or reverting to both "conservative" and "liberal" values.
A crucial question emerges: What influence does religion have in shaping this changing landscape? Religion seems to be experiencing a noticeable resurgence in both the political and public domains, establishing strongholds of conservatism. Simultaneously, there is an ongoing discourse about the role of liberalism, reflecting diverse perspectives on individual rights and societal structures. In the past eight years, a distinct pushback against women's rights has unfolded in various European countries, evident in the activities of both public and non-governmental sectors. Furthermore, within religious communities, conservative values, especially those associated with family, are frequently championed, sometimes in contrast to liberal ideals.
The upcoming conference aims to explore these phenomena, examining the intersection of neoconservatism, liberalism, and religion. The goal is to comprehend the implications for the future we are navigating, considering how religious influences, along with conservative and liberal values, contribute to shaping our collective trajectory. We invite you to engage in thoughtful discussions about the intricate dynamics between these forces, reflecting on the trajectory of the future ahead.
The call for abstracts is open
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