This project explores the role of religion in the practices of A World of Neighbours. Drawing on public theology, a multidisciplinary and multidenominational field of studies concentrating on the significance of theologies for the public square, the project analyses and assesses what impact multi-faith cooperation has on refugee relief across Europe to examine under which sociological and theological conditions diversity of religions can become a force for cohesion rather than conflict in pluralist societies.
The project is funded by Lunds Missionssällskap.
The project team includes Idil Akinci, Ryszard Bobrowicz, Alessia Pasarelli, and Ulrich Schmiedel.