Slavica Jakelić, Ph.D. (Boston University), Research Assistant Professor; Co-Director of the Program on Religion, Culture, and Democracy and a Faculty Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture; 434-243-5111; email: sj3d@virginia.edu (UVA instructor ID #c804)    Sociology of Religion; Religion and Identity; Religion, Conflict, and Dialogue; Secularism; Theories of Religion and Methodological Approaches to the Study of Religion; Religion, Social Order, and Social Change, especially Religion, Post-communist Transition, and European Enlargement; Christianities; Historical Sociology; Theology in Sociological Perspective. Education B.A., Sociology, University of Zagreb, Croatia M. T. S., School of Theology, Boston University Ph. D., Religious Studies, Boston University   Courses: Spring 2008  Religion, Secularism, and Social Conflict Spring 2007  RELG 333 Theories of Religions Spring 2005  RELG 815 Religion, Culture, and Public Life Fall 2004  RELG 815 Religion, Culture, and Public Life   Books, Journals: in progress Religion As Identity: The Challenge of Collectivistic Religions in the Contemporary World 2006  (co-editor) The Hedgehog Review, “After Secularization,” Spring&Summer, 2006,    Volume Eight, No. 1&2  2004  Slavica Jakelić and Lori Pearson (eds.), The Future of the Study of Religion (Brill    N.V.) 2003  Slavica Jakelić and J. Varsoke (eds.), Crossing Boundaries: From Syria to Slovakia,    Vienna: Junior Visiting Fellows’ Conference, Vol. 14. [published on the Web] Articles and Essays: forthcoming  “The Sixties: Secularization and the Prophecies of Freedom,” Prophecies of    Godlessness, Oxford University Press 2006   “Secularization, the European Identity, and ‘The End of the West’” in  The Hedgehog Review, “After Secularization,” Spring&Summer, Volume  Eight, No. 1&2 2006   “Religious Studies: A Bibliographic Essay,” Journal of the American  Academy of Religion, March, Vol. 74, No. 1 2005   “Collectivistic Religions and the Problem of Religious Dialogue,” in With Dialogue To Peace, Split: Franjevački Institut za kulturu mira (in Croatian) 2004   “Religion, Collective Identity, and Violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina”,  The Hedgehog Review, Spring, Vol. 6, No. 1  Honors: 2003-2004 Post-doctoral Fellowship, Center on Religion and Democracy, UVA 2002-2003 Dissertation Fellowship, Erasmus Institute, University of Notre Dame 2001-2002  Junior Fellowship, Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen Vienna,    Austria 2000-2001 Elsbeth Melville Scholarship, Boston University Women’s Guild 1999-2000 Frank D. Howard Fellowship 1998-1999 William Jackson and Anna Worden Lowstuter Fellowship 1998 -1999 Earheart Foundation Fellowship 1997-1998 Earheart Foundation Fellowship 1997-1998 Open Society Foundation Fellowship  Current Projects: Collectivistic Religions; Religion, Conflict, and Dialogue; Meanings of Secularism; Religion, Secularism, and Moral Consensus  Activities: Co-director, Program on Religion, Culture, and Democracy, Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture, University of Virginia