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Book Series
This book series welcomes innovative contributions that examine the complex and evolving roles of religion and culture in public life worldwide. Adopting a cross-disciplinary perspective, the series addresses how religious beliefs, cultural values, and diverse practices impact personal identities, guide ethical frameworks, and shape resilient communities. By exploring themes such as the influence of geographical and cultural diversity, media representations, and the intersections of religion with social justice, public policy, and global discourse, this series seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the ways religion interacts with societal challenges and opportunities in the contemporary world.
Designed to engage educators, researchers, practitioners, and policy experts, this series encourages proposals that explore the social, ethical, and cultural dimensions of religion, with special attention to their impact on public service, governance, and community-building. The series invites contributions from a broad range of fields, including Humanities for Public Service, Appalachian Studies, Judaic Studies, and Medieval Studies.
Tentative Book Themes for Proposal Submissions:
Call for Proposals:
We invite book proposals that align with these themes or offer fresh insights into the intersections of religion, culture, and public life. Submissions should aim to enhance our understanding of religion’s role in shaping societies, offering accessible approaches that appeal to scholars, educators, policymakers, and general readers alike.
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