Lusófona University Research Featured in Religions, a Scopus Q1 Journal
Special Issue on Religion and Secularisation Co-edited by Professor Jorge Botelho Moniz Surpasses 22,000 Views
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Lusófona University continues to expand its global academic reach with the publication of the special issue «Europe, Religion and Secularization: Trends, Paradoxes and Dilemmas» in the prestigious international scientific journal Religions, ranked in the first quartile (Q1) for Religious Studies by Scopus. The volume was co-edited by Professor Jorge Botelho Moniz, researcher and lecturer at Lusófona University, together with Professor Emerita Grace Davie (University of Exeter), one of the world's leading authorities in the field of Religious Studies.
The result of more than a year of rigorous scientific editorial work, this special issue brings together 10 open-access articles, accompanied by an editorial written by the editors, offering an in-depth and diverse reflection on the role of religion in contemporary European and global societies. The impact of this initiative is already reflected in the enthusiasm of the academic community, with over 22,000 views and a print edition expected to be published soon.
Lusófona University congratulates Professor Jorge Botelho Moniz on this remarkable milestone, which raises the international profile of excellence in Portuguese research.
Explore the articles, share them and join this important debate on the intersections between religion, secularisation and modernity by exploring the complete open-access issue here:
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