News
2014 Call for General Assembly
The Assembly will take place on Wednesday 14 May, between 17.15 and 19.00, in the Aula of the Academiegebouw, University of Groningen.[more]
2014 EASR Annual Conference in Groningen, Netherlands
Registration is now open! The conference is entitled "Religion and Pluralities of Knowledge" and held 11-15 May 2014 at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands).[more]
EASR Annual Conference 2013
The 12th EASR Annual Conference was hosted by the Bristish Association for the Study of Religions at Liverpool Hope University, 3-6 September 2013.[more]
e-Networks
The EASR supports various electronic networks:
- an online discussion forum for members of the national and regional member associations and connected scholars,
- six e-lists forming a network of discussion groups for various language regions.
The EASR facilitates their interaction but does not assume responsibility for their contents.
EASR Forum
To access the EASR Forum, you must open an account or login. All scholars and students of the study of religions based in Europe are welcome to join!
e-Lists
- Candide (French)
- Dolmen (English)
- Most (East European languages)
- Synkron (Nordic languages plus English)
- Tonantzin (Spanish, Portuguese, Italian)
- Yggdrasill (German)
To subscribe to one or more EASR e-lists click on the e-list name to find detailed instructions.
The main reason for having more than one e-list is to avoid domination by any one language. Within the various language regions it may be possible to discuss different issues in different ways. This contributes to the cultural richness of Europe. At the same time dual memberships will contribute to the network effect.
It is possible to be a member of more than one list. EASR announcements will be sent to all of these lists. Membership of e-lists is usually moderated by a list manager in order to protect the list and its members from misuse. Membership of the EASR (though recommended) is not a requirement for participation in any of the lists mentioned here. Participation by persons not resident in Europe, but who share the academic interests and linguistic orientation of the list is also welcome.