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Saint-Blancat, Chantal

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“…In the last 20 years, the number of dialogue platforms increased across Europe as response to migration, religious diversity, and security concerns through interreligious value promotion (Griera and Forteza, 2011; Nordin, 2017). Scholars of the governance of religious diversity recently started to focus on the interplay between legal and national frameworks and practices at the local level (Giorgi and Itçaina, 2016; Saint-Blancat, 2019; Zapata et al, 2017). Within local governance, established faith actors (particularly mainline churches) are perceived as policy brokers, whose contributions to the management of religious diversity are rewarded with funding and recognition (Weller, 2009).…”

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Negotiating Germany’s first Muslim–Christian kindergarten: Temporalities, multiplicities, and processes in interreligious dialogue

Emmerich

2022

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Drawing on fieldwork in the Northern German town of Gifhorn, the article analyses the negotiation process of Germany’s first Muslim–Christian kindergarten during its inception and consolidation phase between 2007 and 2020. Through the reconstruction of the kindergarten case, the study informs the literature on interreligious dialogue and governance of religious diversity from a local perspective. A temporal analysis is used for the study of dialogue to capture changing views and positions of different stakeholders during shifting opportunity structures, including the rise of far-right populism and deteriorating political relations between Germany and Turkey. Hence, the kindergarten, which mirrors Germanys’ national policy framework of institutionalizing Islam through treaties and dialogue cooperation, can be seen as a stage on which local negotiations and interreligious dynamics play out, uncovering complex intersections within the local, national, and international arena of politics.

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Negotiating Germany’s first Muslim–Christian kindergarten: Temporalities, multiplicities, and processes in interreligious dialogue

Emmerich

2022

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“…En las ciudades europeas contemporáneas esta estrategia es visible a través de la proliferación de eventos religiosos en el espacio público, la aparición de tiendas especializadas o la apertura de centros de culto. Para las religiones consideradas minoritarias es una forma de hacerse visibles, reclamar derechos y reafirmar su identidad (Saint-Blancat, 2019), contribuyendo así a un proceso de "desprivatización" a partir de estrategias de contestación y legitimación en el espacio público (Casanova, 1994).…”

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Conmemorar la Ashura en la diáspora. Limitaciones y posibilidades en el uso del espacio público en Barcelona y París

Blanco¹,

Cuadros

2021

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La Ashura constituye una de las conmemoraciones más importantes del calendario musulmán chií. Siendo un día en el que se recuerda el sufrimiento del imán Hussein asesinado en 680 DC, la conmemoración incluye una procesión en la vía pública. Desde hace algunos años, no sólo tiene lugar en países como Irán o Pakistán, sino también en grandes ciudades europeas. Este artículo compara la conmemoración de la Ashura en Barcelona y París con el objetivo de analizar las diferentes lógicas que determinan su dimensión transnacional, así como el uso que las comunidades de la diáspora chií pueden hacer del espacio público.

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“…The Sites, Materialities and Practices of Interreligious Encounters in Europe Julia Martínez-Ariño, Laura Haddad, Jan Winkler and Giulia Mezzetti DOI: 10.4324/9781003228448-1 cultural, religious and political identities are constantly being re-shaped. Indeed, though multi-scalar in nature, the negotiations of identities within a 'dialogue framework' take place mainly in diverse local (urban) settings, drawing attention to the 'local' when studying current negotiations of religious diversity (Saint-Blancat 2019;Zapata-Barrero et al 2017). Therefore, we avoid grand overarching narratives such as 'the postsecular society' in favour of rather flexible, heuristic categories that explore questions of the embeddedness and situatedness of interreligious dialogues and encounters, their possibly ambiguous functions and effects on the actors involved, and their practical, material and spatial manifestations.…”

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Martínez-Ariño¹,

Haddad²,

Winkler³

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Interreligious Encounters in Europe

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This book ties in with these studies but employs a broader notion of 'dialogue'. We understand dialogue in the Foucauldian sense of a dispositive: a 'thing to do', a desired relation that subjects are called to engage in and reflect upon in various ways. From this perspective, dialogue surfaced as a problematization of the dystopian imaginaries of potential 'clashes' of cultural and religious differences. Recalling broader discourses on recognition and tolerance (Peter 2010), interreligious dialogue manifests itself in multifarious attempts and techniques to mediate those differences.Consequently, based on this broad understanding the book does not consider only the institutionalized forms of dialogue or 'dialoguing', such as routinized meetings with institutional religious representatives or formalized interreligious bodies and discussion forums. Instead, it focuses on the multiplicity of articulations of interreligious dialogue that are linked to the multiple forms and modes of interreligious encounter. Our aim is to shed light on the variety of practices, interactions and discourses that bring together people of different religious (and sometimes non-religious) backgrounds and that produce some sort of exchange across religious lines. Such encounters may generate or reinforce existing conflicts and produce new subjectivities. More specifically, the book examines the dynamics of situated practices and encounters in different local contexts, where Interreligious encounters Sites Practices Materialities

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Cited by 13 publications

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Negotiating Germany’s first Muslim–Christian kindergarten: Temporalities, multiplicities, and processes in interreligious dialogue

Negotiating Germany’s first Muslim–Christian kindergarten: Temporalities, multiplicities, and processes in interreligious dialogue

Conmemorar la Ashura en la diáspora. Limitaciones y posibilidades en el uso del espacio público en Barcelona y París

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