Churches and Religion in the Cold War: International — Local

The inter­ac­tions between pol­i­tics and reli­gion dur­ing the Cold War have pro­found his­tor­i­cal, social and the­o­log­i­cal impli­ca­tions. This era, dynam­ic on many lev­els, not only influ­enced geopo­lit­i­cal rela­tions, but also shaped the devel­op­ment of church­es and oth­er reli­gious­ly deter­mined enti­ties on a glob­al, but above all on a local lev­el.

ReCoNet (“Reli­gion and Cold War Net­work”), a net­work of var­i­ous inter­na­tion­al uni­ver­si­ties (Biele­feld, Fri­bourg, Helsin­ki, Lund, Cagliari, Salzburg, Vil­lano­va), is ded­i­cat­ed to this broad field of research top­ics.