On behalf of the Editorial Team of the Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies, we have the honor to invite you to see the most recent issue of the journal, vol. 7, no. 19, on the topic Interdisciplinary Approaches in Religious Studies and Ideologies JSRI is published by SCIRI and SACRI. Journal for the Study of Religions and Ideologies is the first Romanian journal selected for coverage in Arts & Humanities Citation Index and Current Contents:

Avem bucuria sa va anuntam publicarea numarului 17 din revista Journal for the Study of Religion and Ideologies, pe tema Philosophical and Multidisciplinary Approaches in Religious Studies. Ca si celelalte numere, si acesta este disponibil la adresa www.jsri.ro Va invitam sa transmiteti aceasta informatie tuturor celor interesati.

Seminarul anual de filosofie moderna Princeton/Bucharest este organizat de Centrul de cercetare Fundamentele Modernitatii Europene al Universitatii Bucuresti (www.modernthought.unibuc.ro). Este un forum de discutii aflat deja la a sasea editie, cunoscut in intreaga lume. Editia din anul acesta reuneste participanti din SUA, Franta, Argentina, Italia si Romania.

JSRI (www.jsri.ro) invites researchers and academics to contribute to the next issue (no. 17) on the topic: Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Research in the Study of Religion Contributions are welcomed in the form of studies, articles or book reviews. The material will be accompanied by an abstract (10 lines) - except for book reviews - a list of up to ten key words, and by the author's CV, a list of main publications (1/2 page) and a photo (in

30.05 - 03.06.2007 Timisoara, Romania http://eupsiro2007.org/

Borders and boundary conceptions are important themes in the academic study of religion. As scholars of religion we have always been challenged by the religious significance of borders. This is true no matter whether we study ritual, linguistic, social, gendered, economic, or political aspects of religion. Furthermore, the crossing of borders is a recurrent theme in our time. A seemingly boundless world is taking shape. Formerly fixed borders between

Borders and boundary conceptions are important themes in the academic study of religion. As scholars of religion we have always been challenged by the religious significance of borders. This is true no matter whether we study ritual, linguistic, social, gendered, economic, or political aspects of religion. Furthermore, the crossing of borders is a recurrent theme in our time. A seemingly boundless world is taking shape. Formerly fixed borders between

http://www.discorps.ugal.ro/ 1st Conference on Communication and Argumentation in the Public Sphere: Public Space vs Private Space The Conference on Communication and Argumentation in the Public Sphere is organized by a team of professors and Postdoc researchers and hosted by the “Dunarea de Jos” University, Galati, Romania, in the framework of the DISCORPS CEEX Project, Discourse and Communication in the Romanian Public Space. The theme

1st Conference on Communication and Argumentation in the Public Sphere: Public Space vs Private Space Conference Site: http://www.discorps.ugal.ro/conferinta/engleza/index.html Short Title: DISCORPS – CAPS1 First Circular April 12-14, 2007 Thursday 12 – Friday 13 – Saturday 14 Galati, ROMANIA Deadline for abstracts and 1st registration: March 2nd, 2007 The Conference on Communication and Argumentation in the Public Sphere is organized by a team

JSRI (www.jsri.ro) invites researchers and academics to contribute to the next issue (no. 16) on the topic: Religious Studies as an Academic Discipline Contributions are welcomed in the form of studies, articles or book reviews. The material will be accompanied by an abstract (10 lines) - except for book reviews - a list of up to ten key words, and by the author's CV, a list of main publications (1/2 page) and a photo (in case of book reviews, the