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Religion, Peace and Reconciliation

image of people behind barbed wireThis project started in 2006 with colleagues in the Theology and Religious Studies Section in order to examine methodology for sustainable and constructive contributions to peace and reconciliation. The International Conference on Peace and Reconciliation series has brought together scholars, religious leaders, policy-makers and practitioners in York St John University (2006), University of California in Los Angeles (2009), and Youngnak Presbyterian Church (2010). The forthcoming conference will take place at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in November 2012. As a result of previous conferences, Peace and Reconciliation: In Search of Shared Identities (Ashgate, 2008) was published and a further three volumes, Building Communities of Reconciliation: Reflections on the Life and Teaching of Reverend Kyung-Chik Han; Building Communities of Reconciliation: Christian Responses to Situations of Conflict; Building Communities of Reconciliation: Christian Theologies of Peace and Reconciliation are being prepared. This project has been led by Professor Sebastian Kim, Professor Pauline Kollontai, Dr Sue Yore, Greg Hoyland, Richard Noake, Richard Andrew and Kate Wicker.

For further information about the Religion and Society research group, please contact Professor Sebastian Kim