Johanna Konttori

TL;DR: In this article, the authors argue that a successful governance of religious diversity necessitates the development of religious literacy, which can be understood in a variety of ways depending on the particular context, and they draw on different empirical case studies concerning Finland, covering traditional Finnish religious movements and issues pertaining to immigration and the growing ethnic and religious diversity of Finnish society.

TL;DR: Artikkelin et al. as discussed by the authors used metodologinen kokeilu Dinhamin tulkintakehikkoon diskurssihistoriallisen and retorisen analyysin elementteja luon oman lahestymistapani.

TL;DR: This article examined statements of Finnish municipal election candidates regarding plans to build a "grand mosque" and cultural centre in central Helsinki and found that despite proclaiming support for the universal freedom of religion, the candidates were hesitant to apply it to the mosque case.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that a successful governance of religious diversity necessitates the development of religious literacy, which can be understood in a variety of ways depending on the particular context, and they draw on different empirical case studies concerning Finland, covering traditional Finnish religious movements and issues pertaining to immigration and the growing ethnic and religious diversity of Finnish society.

TL;DR: This paper analyzed the discursive construction of republican Islam by French parliamentarians and the representatives of the French Council of the Muslim Faith (cfcm or Conseil francais du culte musulman) during the debates on headscarves and full veils.