CRCS Jours Fixes

Law and Religion
Prof. Dr. Michael Dröge, Chair of Public Law: Administrative Law, Religious Administrative Law and Canon Law as well as Tax Law, Faculty of Law

Liturgization and hypersacralization in Constantinople in the 3rd-8th centuries

Prof. Dr. Mischa Meier, Professor of Ancient History, Faculty of Philosophy

The Theatrical King: Staging Civic Religion from the English Monarchy to the American Presidency

Dr. Dan Poston, Postdoctoral Fellow; English Department, Faculty of Philosophy

The Heavenly Ruler and His State - On the Sacrality of Japanese Tennô

Prof. Dr. Klaus Antoni, Chair of Japanese Studies, Asia-Orient Institute, Faculty of Philosophy

Jewish Philosophy Beyond the Nation-State

Prof. Dr. Yaniv Feller, Humboldt Fellow at the Ludwig Uhland Institute; Wesleyan University Middletown, USA

Imperialism, Globalization and the Search for the Origin of Monotheism: the Case of Martin Haug (1827-1876)

Prof. Dr. Bernhard Maier, Professor of General Religious Studies and European History of Religions, Faculty of Philosophy

On the competition between religious and scholarly interpretations of history using the example of (neo-)paganism in England

Prof. Dr. Isabel Laack, Professor of Religious Studies and Non-European History of Religions, Faculty of Philosophy

The Qur'an as a Source for Late Antiquity (QaSLA) - Presentation of a new research project in Tübingen 

Prof. Dr. Holger Zellentin, Professor of Religious Studies and Jewish Studies, Faculty of Protestant Theology

Jesuit Mission in China

Prof. Dr. Johannes Brachtendorf, Prof. Dr. Achim Mittag
Professor of Philosophical Foundations of Theology, Faculty of Catholic Theology
Professor of Chinese Language, Literature and Philosophy at the Department of Sinology, Faculty of Philosophy

Belonging in Contemporary Japanese Buddhism

Prof. Dr. Monika Schrimpf, Professor of Japanese Studies, Asia-Orient Institute, Faculty of Philosophy

Holy Violence or Constructive Dialogue - On the Ambivalence of Religions in Armed Conflicts

Prof. Dr. Andreas Hasenclever, Professor of Peace Research and International Politics; Institute of Political Science, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences

Minority Law is not a Solution for Muslims in Europe

Prof. Dr. Mouez Khalfaoui, Professor of Islamic Law, Center for Islamic Theology

Instruction and Commitment: The Humanity of Man in Rabbinic Thought

Dr. Asher Mattern, Institute for Ecumenical and Interreligious Research, Faculty of Catholic Theology

Judaism as religion or as politea in early rabbinic literature: implications for 'orthodoxy' and toleration

Dr. Daniel H. Weiss, Polonsky-Coexist Senior Lecturer for Jewish Studies, University of Cambridge; Humboldt-Fellow at the Faculty of Protestant Theology, University of Tübingen

Canonizations à la Russe: The Historical Policy of the Russian Orthodox Church in the 21st Century

Dr. Oleg Morozov, Visiting Researcher SFB "Threatened Orders", Institute of Eastern European History and Regional Studies

Being Catholic in the Federal Republic of Germany: Semantics, Practices, Emotions in West German Society 1965-1989/90

Prof. Dr. Andrea Holzem, Professor of Medieval and Modern Church History at the Faculty of Catholic Theology

Violence against Jews. Perspectives from the Latin-Christian and Islamic Spheres

JProf. Dr. Theresa Jäckh, junior professor for the history of the Middle Ages with a focus on the Mediterranean region and the Middle East

Universal History as Diagram. The 'Compendium historiae' of Peter of Poitiers

Prof. Dr. Andrea Worm, Director of the Institute of Art History at the University of Tübingen and Professor of Art History with a focus on the Middle Ages

Figurations of the national in the pre-modern era

PD Dr. Christian Witt, Chair of Church History of the Faculty of Protestant Studies

Avicenna and Averroës as two paradigms of history of philosophy in Islam.

Prof. Dr. Heidrun Eichner, Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Tübingen