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Latest funding
- $13,821
Mediating Catholicisms
SSHRC · 2018 · Principal investigator
- $110,940
The Roman Catholic Church, mediation, mediatization, and religious subjects in contemporary Latin America
SSHRC · 2011 · Principal investigator
- $162,485
Violence et actions directes en Amérique Latine : mises en récits politiques, religieuses, identitaires
SSHRC · 2008 · Co-investigator
Mediating Catholicisms
Principal investigators: Norget, Kristin
Keywords: Catholicism; mediation; media technology; religion; anthropology; globalization; identity
The Roman Catholic Church, mediation, mediatization, and religious subjects in contemporary Latin America
Principal investigators: Norget, Kristin
Keywords: Catholic Church; globalization; popular religion; mediatization; saints; Mexico; Peru
Violence et actions directes en Amérique Latine : mises en récits politiques, religieuses, identitaires
Principal investigators: Corten, André M.
Keywords: Amérique Latine; violence; action directe; politique; religieux; indianité; récit; analyse du dicours
The Hispanic Baroque: Complexity in the First Atlantic Culture
Principal investigators: Suárez, Juan Luis
Keywords: baroque; cultural complexity; hispanic world; neobaroque; atlantic rim
Indigenous theology, the catholic church and Indigenous peoples in contemporary Mexico
Principal investigators: Norget, Kristin
Keywords: Mexico; indigenous peoples; catholic church; religion; sociopolitical change; politics of syncretism; identity
The Catholic church, religious indentity and socio-political transformation in contemporary Mexico
Principal investigators: Norget, Kristin
Keywords: Mexico; religion; identity; scocial movements; Catholic chruch; globalization
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