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L'International Institute for Social History annonce le 9e colloque international d'histoire des sciences sociales en Europe, Université de Glasgow (Ecosse), 11-14 avril 2012. Plusieurs ateliers ou rencontres auront la religion pour thème:CUL18: Sacred Borders, Times and Spaces. Popular Religion and Magic in Early Modern Northern EuropeREL01: Civil Religion in Postwar America: A Source of Conflict or AppeasementCUL04: Cultures of Modernity 2: Managing ModernityREL02: Living Spaces, Families and Communities (16th - 18th Centuries)WOR01: Natives as MissionariesCUL05: Cultures of Modernity 3: Theorising ModernityELI16: Elites and ReligionREL07: Confessionalisation and Church OrganisationREL08: Religious Modernisation and GenderETH25: Migration, Religion and the Re-forming of Identities in Southern EuropeREL09: Alternative Modernities: Mysticism and MagicETH18: Religion and EthnicityREL03: Migration, Religion and the Re-forming of IdentitiesASI02: Religion and Globalization in Asia in Comparative PerspectiveREL12: The Forbidden and Discriminated: Presentation and self-presentation of Religions under Pressure ILAB16: Working Hours in Catholic World: A Long Term Perspective, 16th-19th CenturiesREL06: Religion, Modernity, GlobalizationREL13: The Forbidden and Discriminated: Presentation and Self-presentation of Religions under Pressure IIREL05: Material Culture and ReligionSPA08: Re-imagining ReligionREL10: Reshaping the "Religious Mind": Christian Reactions to Secular Human Sciences, 1900-1950REL11: The Counter-Reformation in Global Perspective