جامعه شناسی دین دین پژوهی English Brill Academic Publishers 2024 Table of contents :,Contents,Figures,Notes on Contributors,Part 1: Introduction,1 Introducing the Book and Its Contributions,1 Who Defines the Frames of Multidisciplinary Research? - Research Ethical Dilemmas and Expectations,References,Part 2: How to Gather Knowledge – Multidisciplinarity in Theory and Practice,2 Organising Across Disciplinary Boundaries – Experiences of Challenges and Success Factors,1 Introduction,2 A Cumulative Research Process,3 Research on the Public Sector with the State-Church Project,4 In-depth European Comparative Research,5 Internationally Competitive Research Through Linnaeus Grants,6 Challenges and Success Factors,7 Building Multidisciplinarity over Time,References,3 Complex Accounts: Reflexions on Defining and Measuring Religious Belonging,1 Introduction,2 How to Count Believers?,3 Belonging,4 A Fragile Relation,5 Variations of Intensity?,6 Believing?,7 Survey…,8 …or Membership Declaration?,9 From the Individual to the Group,10 Why Does It Matter?,11 Public Representation of Religions,12 Conclusion and Opening to Other Issues,References,4 Layers of Misunderstandings? Considerations,1 Introduction,2 Starting Points,3 Common Decision-Making: Material, Methods and Theory,4 Outcomes and Process,5 Methodological Diversity – Challenge or Benefit?,6 Summarising Reflections,References,5 Same Questions Different Answers: Experiences from Multidisciplinary Work in Law,1 Introduction,2 What to Call It?,3 Interdisciplinary Research in Practice,4 Lessons and Suggestions,5 Conclusion,References,Part 3: Who Defines the Frames,6 Historical Perspectives for the Study of Religion,1 Introduction,2 Why Historical Perspective?,3 Estonia’s Religious Situation in Historical Perspective,4 Religious Tolerance Throughout History,5 Conclusion,References,7 Pros and Cons in Multidisciplinary Research on Religion,1 Multidisciplinary Research on New Religions,2 A Multidisciplinary Research Platform: Religion in the 21st Century,3 The Aftermath of Religion in the 21th Century,4 The Multidisciplinary Group of Four from Religion in the 21th Century,5 Multidisciplinary Research in the Wake of Religion in the 21st Century,6 What Money Can’t Buy,7 A Multidisciplinary Cross-over between Sociology of Religion and Micro-Economics,8 Conclusions from Experiences in Multidisciplinary Research on Religion,References,8 Observations on the International Character of Research: a Reflective Approach to Management,1 Cross-Cultural Management: Some Problematic Assumptions,2 The International: an Added Value?,3 The International: How Does It Enter the Scene?,4 A Dialogical and Reflective Approach,5 Concluding Remarks and a Way Forward,References,9 Curiosity or Career and Finance Driven? Motivating Factors and Stumbling Blocks,1 A Long-Term Research Agenda and Multidisciplinary Educational and Research Agenda,2 Stumbling Blocks,2.1 National Strike,2.2 The Growth of Fixed Contracts,2.3 The Travail of Applying for Grants and Funding,2.4 Time-Consuming,2.5 Celebrities and Loosers,2.6 Health Issues,2.7 Educational Grants,2.8 Keeping All the Balls in the Air,2.9 Alienation of Moral Responsibilities,2.10 Meeting Expectations,3 Motivating Factors,3.1 Multidisciplinary Teamwork,3.2 Meeting Expectations,3.3 A Spirit of Cooperation,3.4 Financial Alternatives,3.5 Love and Passion,4 Finalisation,References,10 From Multidisciplinarity to Transdisciplinarity and Back Again...,1 The Landscape Formed by Research Politics,2 The National Landscape – the Swedish Case,3 The Impact of Local Research Strategies and Governance,4 Definitions,5 Communication, Compromise and Clarity,6 Building Trust,7 Complementary Goals,8 Participatory Transdisciplinarity – a Working Model,9 Concluding Reflections,References,11 Current Research Methodological,1 Overview of the Situation in Mental Health and Public Mental Health,2 Existential Meaning in Cultural Context- a Working Concept for Public Mental Health,3 Existential Meaning and Meaning-Making Processes in the Development of Public Mental Health Promotion Frameworks and Methods,4 Application of the ADAPT Model and Existential Meaning into a Research Method on Biographical Network Mapping,5 Concluding Remarks,References,12 Religion and Diversity: Multidisciplinarity, Transdisciplinarity and Complex Futures,1 Defining the Terms of Engagement: What Is Multidisciplinarity?,2 The Mechanics of Multidisciplinarity,2.1 Choosing Collaborators and Advisors,2.2 Difference as Opportunity,2.3 The Difference between Guiding and Controlling,2.4 Unexpected Gifts,2.5 Deliverables,2.6 Policy and Non-Academic Relevance,2.7 Student Training,3 Turning Our Multidisciplinary Energies to the Future—Bringing It Back to Religion,References,Index text L Mon, Martha Middlemiss Author Lind, Anna-sara Author Martha Middlemiss L Mon, Anna-sara Lind Author book 9789004677807 1403-07-09 1403-07-12