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12 Dec 2012

Census results underestimate those of no religion

The British Humanist Association (BHA) has released an infographic to show the rise in the number of people who ticked ‘No Religion’ in the 2011 Census, and the decline in the number of people who tic
12 Dec 2012

Census 2011: A changing religious situation
11 Dec 2012

Census confirms England and Wales as mixed-belief societies

England and Wales are becoming ever more mixed in belief, identity and culture, the 2011 census data released today (11 December 2012) reveals.
18 Jun 2008

Researching Violence and Conflict (Conference)

The Centre of African Studies (London), based at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), is pleased to announce a two-day conference on ‘Researching Violence and Conflict: Methodological
5 Mar 2008

Oxford prepares to make research grants to probe belief in God

An Oxford University centre is from the middle of 2008 to award its first grants to international research bodies participating in the recently announced £1.9 million programme examining how people come to believe in God.
5 Sep 2007

New research shows growing impact of religion on East London

New research published by academics based at the University of East London indicates that the demographic patterns in Britain's capital are in some cases shaped more by religious and cultural identity than by categories of race and ethnicity.
6 Mar 2007

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