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AHRC/ESRC Religion and Society Programme et NORFACE: Re-emergence of Religion as a Social Force in Europe? organisent un colloque sur Innovative Methods in the Study of Religion (Londres, Dexter House Conference Centre), 29-30 mars 2010.Lori Beaman, "Researching Religion through a Legal Lens"; Andrew Todd, "Discourse Analysis and the Re-contextualisation of Biblical Interpretation"; John Wolffe, "Integrating Historical Research"; Gordon Lynch, "Searching for Religion and the Sacred in Media and Popular Culture"; David Morgan, "Studying Religion and Material Culture"; Sophie Gilliat-Ray, "Doing 'Sensitive' Research: some methodological, security, and spiritual implications of research with South Asian Muslim chaplains in Britain"; Gill Valentine, "Researching global faith networks: a framework for transcending conventional perspectives on international comparative research"; Elizabeth Poole, "Researching Media Portrayals of Religion and the Secular Sacred"; Nicola Madge, "Youth On Religion: The Use of an Online Questionnaire to Investigate the Role of Religion in Young People's Lives"; Anders Vassenden, "When an Image becomes Sacred - Photo Elicitation with Images of Holy Books"; Andrew Sayer and Ole Riis, "Closing Reflections on the Conference".