The global intensification of religionization has raised renewed questions about the validity secularization thesis. Research supporting thesis suggested an alternative perspective, emphasizing correlation between security levels and religious adherence. It posits that as rise, reliance on religion diminishes, whereas in contexts low security, need for intensifies. An examination trajectories d...

Abstract The article discusses the first reactions of many distinguished commentators to impact that CoViD-19 pandemic had on people’s religious life globally. Such across-the-board response is investigated against background Peter Sloterdijk’s exemplary reinterpretation vertical impulse in terms anthropotechnics and found defective. A more nuanced ambivalent account secularization offered end ...

In this paper, we seek to map out the key coordinates in debates in Human Geography about the secularization and postsecularization of western modern societies. In particular, we spell out the specific geographies through which geographies of religion have been imagined. These commonly involve such spatial metaphors as islands, networks, spheres, and the like. Less attention has been given to s...