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The Role of Religion in 21st Century Armed Conflicts

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Explore the enduring influence of religion in modern armed conflicts through this TEDx talk by Josef Kraus at Masaryk University. Delve into how religious factors continue to catalyze and delineate warring factions in the 21st century, challenging the notion that religion-driven violence is a relic of the past. Examine the pragmatic use of religion in foreign policy by global and regional powers, and understand why individuals still fight and die for their religious values in contemporary times. Gain insights from Kraus, an expert in Security and Strategic Studies, whose research focuses on the Middle East, Islamic radicalism, religiously motivated violence, terrorism, resource conflicts, and regional security. Learn how religion continues to shape global dynamics and armed conflicts, offering a nuanced perspective on its role in modern geopolitics and warfare.

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The Role of Religion in 21st Century Armed Conflicts | Josef Kraus | TEDxMasarykUniversity


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