The role of religion as a motivation in violent acts is hotly contested: Is religion a root cause of violence with inherently violent tendencies? Or is religion used as a rallying cry to catalyze other ideologies rooted in economic, cultural, and political disenfranchisement? Is it possible for modern nations to identify and support moderate mo...
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The role of religion as a motivation in violent acts is hotly contested: Is religion a root cause of violence with inherently violent tendencies? Or is religion used as a rallying cry to catalyze other ideologies rooted in economic, cultural, and political disenfranchisement? Is it possible for modern nations to identify and support moderate modes of religious adherence in order to thwart the spread of violent tendencies that the world is currently seeing from ISIS and Boko Haram and in countries such as Myanmar? This collection features lectures and events convened by the Berkley Center since 2005.
For more on the Berkley Center: www.berkleycenter.georgetown.edu
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