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Non-religious Political Activism: Patterns of Conflict and Mobilisation in the United States and Britain

In: Journal of Religion in Europe
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Steven Kettell University of Warwick, s.kettell@warwick.ac.uk

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The category of the 'non-religious' has been subject to increasing academic attention in recent years, but questions about the political mobilisation of non-religious actors remain substantially under-researched. This article addresses this issue through a comparative analysis of non-religion in the United States and Britain. Drawing on theoretical insights from Social Movement Theory, it argues that political mobilisation is shaped by varying patterns of conflict between religious and non-religious actors, as well as within and between non-religious groups themselves.

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