ORDRE DU JOUR

RELIGION AND DIVERSITY PROJET
PROJET RELIGION ET DIVERSITÉ
RÉUNION SUR LA RECHERCHE INTERNODALE
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL
Faculté de théologie et de sciences des religions
14 mars 2013
Local 4030
Participants (27):
Membres de l’équipe/Team Members: Solange Lefebvre, Lori Beaman, Peter Beyer,
Grace Davie, Donald Boisvert, Barbara Thériault, Patrice Brodeur, Susan Palmer
Étudiants/Students
(Ottawa/Kingston): Alyshea Cummins, Paul Gareau, Jordan Palmer, David Rangdrol, Ian
Cuthbertson, Alex Payette, Helene Thibault, Sharday Mosurinjohn, Caitlin Downie,
Qamer Hameed, Janine Trevisan
(Montréal) : Delphine Caubet, Frédérique Bourque, Jason Sparkes, Étienne Tardif,
Giomny H. Ruiz, Karel Leyva, Ignace Ngondala, Louis-Charles Gagnon-Tessier.
ORDRE DU JOUR
10h – 12h
“Discerning and Explaining Pattern,”
presentation de Grace Davie (University of
Exeter)
12 h 13 h
Lunch
13 h – 14 h
Discussion autour de la présentation de
Grace Davie. (Animation: Solange
Lefebvre)
14 h – 14 h 30
Pause-café
14 h 30 – 16 h
Discussion sur les possibilités de
collaborations internationales en recherche
(Animation : Solange Lefebvre)
Notre invitée, professeure Davie, nous présentera l’évolution de son approche à la
sociologie de la religion tout au long de sa carrière universitaire, et entamera une analyse
sur l’approche comparative spécifiquement, y compris ses expériences en contexte
français, suédois et états-unien, qu’elle illustrera à l’aide de travaux comparatifs
suivants :

Welfare and Religion in a European Perspective:
http://www.crs.uu.se/Research/former-research-projects/WREP/

Welfare and Values in Europe:
http://www.crs.uu.se/Research/former-research-projects/WaVE/

Marking Transitions and Meaning across the Life
Course: http://www.religionandsociety.org.uk/uploads/docs/2012_02/132940302
5_Coleman_Phase_3_Small_Grant_Block.pdf
ENGLISH
AGENDA
10:00am-12:00pm
“Discerning and Explaining Pattern,” a
research presentation by Grace Davie
(University of Exeter)
12:00pm-1:00pm
Lunch
1:00pm-2:00pm
Questions and discussion regarding
morning presentation (moderator Solange
Lefebvre)
2:00pm-2:30pm
Coffee break
2:30pm-4:00pm
Assessing and developing international
research collaborations: dialogue and
discussion (moderator Solange Lefebvre)
Professor Davie will outline and reflect on her approach to the sociology of religion, from
her initial research investigations to the transformation of a research approach over an
academic career. She will then apply these research lenses to a discussion of comparative
research in the sociology of religion, including her experiences within the French,
Swedish and U.S. context.
Professor Davie will discuss the projects below to illustrate the rewards and challenges of
comparative work:

Welfare and Religion in a European Perspective:
http://www.crs.uu.se/Research/former-research-projects/WREP/

Welfare and Values in Europe:
http://www.crs.uu.se/Research/former-research-projects/WaVE/

Marking Transitions and Meaning across the Life
Course: http://www.religionandsociety.org.uk/uploads/docs/2012_02/132940302
5_Coleman_Phase_3_Small_Grant_Block.pdf