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Positionality and Policy-Related Research in Religion: What Evidence on Whose Terms?

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

Description

A paper given at the Postgraduate Day Conference on Doing What, By Whom, For Whom and How: Issues and Opportunities of Positionality, Evidence, and Ethics in Religion-Related Research, at Luther King House, Manchester, 6th July. The paper draws on an original paper of similar name given in London in 2010 and noted in this entry as being related to this one.
Period6 Jul 2011
Held atLuther King Centre, United Kingdom
Degree of RecognitionNational

Keywords

  • positionality
  • evidence
  • methods
  • metholologies
  • policy

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Religious studies
  • Social Sciences (miscellaneous)

Research Themes

  • Equality and Inclusion
  • Faith and Peaceful Relations
  • Governance, Leadership and Trust
  • Migration (In)Equality and Belonging
  • Social Movements and Contentious Politics
  • Societal and Cultural Resilience

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