Cooperation partners
The Cluster of Excellence cooperates with many academic institutions in Germany and abroad, these relationships of cooperation often being anchored at an institutional level, too. The aim of these relationships is to provide a stable framework for lively scholarly discussion on common research interests, and to develop the networks that have grown as a result of this discussion through joint research projects.
Cooperation projects
The Cluster of Excellence’s cooperative relationships with academic institutions in Germany and abroad have given rise to many joint research projects, some of which were embedded in the Cluster of Excellence’s research programme as long-term projects in the 3rd funding period from 2019 to 2025.
- A3-19 Religious Social Forms in North American Christianity Yesterday and Today (Maren Freudenberg, Centrum für Religionswissenschaftliche Studien (CERES), Bochum)
- A3-20 Jain Communities in Europe between internal Self-Insurance and strategic Self-Representation (Patrick Krüger, Centrum für Religionswissenschaftliche Studien (CERES), Bochum)
- A3-21 West and Central Asia as a Place of Origin and Exchange – Persia and the Hebrew Bible (Christian Frevel, Centrum für Religionswissenschaftliche Studien (CERES), Bochum)
- B3-37 Religious Organizations in Welfare Policy agianst the Background of Immigration and Religious Pluralization in Western Europe (Matthias Kortmann, TU Dortmund)
- B3-38 - Religiöser Konservativismus und die Unterstützung rechtspopulistischer Parteien (Armin Schäfer, Johannes Guttenberg Universität Mainz)