The conference invites contributions on the conceptualization, interpretation, management or instrumentalization of religion with regard to space, geographical or personal from PhD students, as well as advanced Master’s students from all fields of humanities and social sciences including but not restricted to: Anthropology, Economy, History, Law, Philology, Philosophy, Political sciences, Psychology, and Sociology.

June 13-15, 2019 // Szeged, Hungary

Presentation

Post-graduates and early career scholars are cordially invited to submit proposals for the Doctoral Conference in Religious Studies co-organized by the Center for Religious Studies at the Central European University and the Department for the Study of Religion at the University of Szeged. 

The conference invites contributions on the conceptualization, interpretation, management or instrumentalization of religion with regard to space, geographical or personal from PhD students, as well as advanced Master’s students from all fields of humanities and social sciences including but not restricted to: Anthropology, Economy, History, Law, Philology, Philosophy, Political sciences, Psychology, and Sociology.

Submission guidelines

The Center will receive applications focusing on all aspects of the interaction between religions, states, and societies, in all regions and historical periods. Abstracts, no longer than 300 words, should be sent to crsconference2019@ceu.edu

by March 1, 2019.

Applicants will receive the final decision no later than March 14.

Doctoral Student Selection Committee

• Vilius Kubekas (PhD candidate, History/Religious Studies, CEU)
• Barnabás Szabó (PhD candidate, History/Religious Studies, CEU)
• Zsuzsanna Szugyiczki (PhD candidate/Religious Studies, Szeged)
• Péter Tóth (PhD candidate, Philosophy/Religious Studies, Szeged)

Selection Committee Advisory Faculty

• Carsten L. Wilke (Professor/History and Medieval Studies and Director, Center for Religious Studies, CEU)
• Andras Mate-Toth (Professor and Head, Department for the Academic Study of Religion, Szeged)