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Une série de débats sur la religion dans la vie publique aura lieu entre février et mai 2012, organisés par le programme de recherche Religion and Society.RUSI, 61 Whitehall, SW1A 2ET, Wednesdays fortnightly, 5.30-7pm.Between 2007-2012 £12m was invested by two research councils, the AHRC and ESRC, in the largest-ever funded research programme on ‘Religion and Society’. In this series leading academics will present findings arising from that research, for response by public figures. Together they will open up debate about the place of religion in public life today.The series is organised by the Rt Hon Charles Clarke, Professor Linda Woodhead and Dr Rebecca Catto, in co-operation with Theos.1. Religious Identity in ‘Superdiverse’ Societies, 8th Feb, Trevor Phillips, Dominic Grieve, Kim Knott, Therese O’Toole2. What’s the Place of Faith in Schools?, 22nd Feb, Richard Dawkins, John Pritchard, Jim Conroy, Robert Jackson3. What have we Learned about Radicalisation?, 7th March, Mehdi Hasan, Ed Husain, Mark Sedgwick, Marat Shterin, Mat Francis4. What role for Religious Organisations in an era of Shrinking Welfare?, 21st March, David Blunkett, Peter Smith, Adam Dinham, Sarah Johnsen5. What Limits to Religious Freedom?, 18th April, Lisa Appignanesi, Maleiha Malik, Peter Jones6. What are the main Trends in Religion and Values in Britain?, 2nd May, Aaqil Ahmed, Cole Moreton,  Linda Woodhead, Grace Davie