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Polarisation and social cohesion: the ambivalent potential of religion in democratic societies: Findings of a representative survey on the social role of religious and social ident...

Authors and Corporations: Liedhegener, Antonius, Pickel, Gert, Odermatt, Anastas, Yendell, Alexander, Jaeckel, Yvonne
Title Statement: Polarisation and social cohesion: the ambivalent potential of religion in democratic societies: Findings of a representative survey on the social role of religious and social identities in Germany and Switzerland, 2019
Type of Resource: E-Article
published:
2021
Online-Ausg.. 2021
Subjects:
Religion
Identität
Zivilgesellschaft
Diskriminierung
Identity
Civil Society
Discrimination
Description
Abstract: The KONID Survey 2019 surveyed the significance of religion for social identities in a multi-thematic, country-comparative representative survey of the population in Germany and Switzerland aged 16 and older, paying particular attention to Muslim minorities. In both countries, more than 3,000 people were surveyed from spring to summer 2019. The KONID Survey 2019 surveyed no fewer than 21 possible social identities and placed them in their social and religious contexts.