Titlebook: Interreligious Engagement in Urban Spaces; Social, Material and Julia Ipgrave Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Community Cohes

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Case Study 2: Building Young People’s Social Capital Through Networks of Interreligious Dialogue in nvolving meso-level networks. The broadening of networks (bridging capital) and renewed engagement as active members of the Arena for Young Hindus (bonding capital) was largely due to initiatives and support from activists in the citywide organisation Young Dialogue. The research shows a strong comm

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Concluding Chapter: Social Capital as Product, Condition and Dynamic of Interreligious Engagement religion as a societal challenge to be managed relates more closely to the ecological-level. Despite general subscription to the broad norms of mutual respect and intercommunity harmony, the relation of religions to society and to each other is not free from social challenge and tensions. The insta

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Interreligious Engagement in Urban Spaces: An Introduction,nce of religious diversity is the context of the current study, its focus is the lived grassroots experience of interreligious engagement. The four city sites of this study, Hamburg, London, Oslo and Stockholm are introduced. The chapter sets out the three dimensions that provide the structure of th

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Introduction: Interreligious Dialogue and Social Capitalished friendships across religious and worldview lines of division without erasing their commitment to their own group. It suggested that being engaged in interreligious dialogue could enhance the possibility of achieving individual and collective aims related to the local community and beyond. On t

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Case Study 2: Building Young People’s Social Capital Through Networks of Interreligious Dialogue in e backgrounds in Oslo, Norway, and their social capital. The main research question regards the ‘double action’ at play between social capital in terms of networks, norms and sanctions as conditioned by and condition for these interreligious activities and relations. Empirical research was carried o

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