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International Conference on Religion, Sectarianism, and Identity in the Middle East

📅 13–14 Feb 2027 📍 Perth, Australia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores how religious beliefs shape individual and collective identities in the Middle East. It aims to analyze the dynamic interplay between faith and identity across various communities.

This session investigates the roots and ramifications of sectarian divides within Middle Eastern societies. It seeks to understand how sectarianism influences social relationships and community dynamics.

This track examines the theological underpinnings that contribute to both conflict and coexistence among different religious groups. Papers will focus on how theological interpretations can either exacerbate tensions or promote harmony.

This session analyzes the relationship between nationalism and religious identity in the context of Middle Eastern politics. It aims to explore how national narratives are shaped by religious affiliations and vice versa.

This track addresses how colonial histories have influenced modern sectarian identities and conflicts in the Middle East. It seeks to uncover the lasting effects of colonialism on religious and ethnic tensions.

This session focuses on the role of heritage and tradition in forming community identities within the Middle East. It aims to explore how cultural practices and historical narratives contribute to contemporary identity formation.

This track examines the interactions between Islam, Christianity, and Judaism in the Middle Eastern context. It seeks to highlight both historical and contemporary examples of interfaith dialogue and conflict.

This session investigates the impact of social change on religious beliefs and practices in the Middle East. It aims to analyze how shifts in societal norms influence religious identity and community structures.

This track explores the role of religion in shaping political discourse and policy in the Middle East. It aims to analyze how belief systems influence governance and public life.

This session focuses on the role of religious leaders and institutions in conflict resolution within the Middle East. It aims to explore strategies employed by faith-based actors to promote peace and reconciliation.

This track examines the evolving relationship between youth and religious identity in contemporary Middle Eastern societies. It seeks to understand how young people navigate their faith in a rapidly changing social landscape.