Mutual influences and overlaps between religion, economy, and politics are a central part of modern societies. This edited volume takes a fresh look at the role of religion in present societies. From an inter- and transdisciplinary perspective, it provides fundamental knowledge and addresses current topics: Management and religion, identity and religion, climate change and religion, state religious policy, digitalization and religion, and radicalization and religion. Renowned authors offer profound, problem-oriented overviews. In joint discussions, they also shed light on further inter- and transdisciplinary perspectives. Anyone looking for in-depth overviews, new topics, and current approaches to research on religion should get hold of this book. With contributions by Dorothea Alewell | David Atwood | Reinhold Bernhardt | Katharina Glaab | Marianne Heimbach-Steins | Jens Köhrsen | Antonius Liedhegener | Elham Manea | Anastas Odermatt | Daria Pezzoli-Olgiati | Kerstin Radde-Antweiler | Johannes Saal | Thomas Schlag | Gotlind Ulshöfer

This book is included in DOAB.