The members of the Centre undertake research in the field of Religion and Politics: the complex history of their relationship. The research undertaken does not issue from any one particular political or religious standpoint and politics is understood broadly, from the regulation of social relations on a micro- and macro-level to the historical development of political concepts.
The two co-directors of the centre, Professor Graham Ward and Dr. Michael Hoelzl edit a book series with Continuum designed to disseminate research work undertaken and to provide a publishing platform for junior as well as senior academics whose research is in religion and political culture. See Continuum Studies in Religion and Political Culture for more information.
The Centre for Religion and Political Culture offers opportunities to those wishing to pursue independent research to masters or doctoral qualification. Supervision may be given in all areas of staff research interest and joint supervision between directors of CRPC and other members of the university can also be arranged.
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