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14 Jun 2024: Economic inequality, forced migration, environmental and health concerns, regional and global conflict, and the deterioration of political and religious freedoms continue to threaten human flourishing and existing social structures. ... Religion, Poverty,

14 Jun 2024: Opportunity for questions. About Esra Özyürek. Professor Esra Özyürek joined the University of Cambridge from the London School of Economics, where she held a chair in Turkish Studies.

14 Jun 2024: Applications across social sciences and humanities are eligible, such as political science, economics, sociology, anthropology, modern history and religious studies.

14 Jun 2024: the emergence of a new economic context since the research was undertaken (mid-2010).

14 Jun 2024: Should we infer that intense religiosity is dangerous? In 1994, a society of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian scholars began to test a different set of hypotheses: that modern diplomats do a

14 Jun 2024: In examining Nur, Darshan and Enlightenment as contemporaneous modes of illumination that were operating in the late 18th century, this paper considers the economic colonisation of cotton industries alongside the subjugation ... Furthermore, identifying

14 Jun 2024: Professor Özyürek joined University of Cambridge after having taught at the London School of Economics and University of California, San Deigo.

14 Jun 2024: Professor Esra Özyürek joined University of Cambridge after having taught at the London School of Economics and University of California, San Diego.

14 Jun 2024: Before we proceed to their explanation, however, we will test the adage that ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’.

14 Jun 2024: world who feel its impacts most harshly; migration, whether provoked by conflict, economic necessity or choice, and the pressurised intercultural and inter-religious encounter that often results; discrimination on grounds of