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Professor James Walters is the founding director of the LSE Faith Centre, which was established in 2014 to promote religious literacy and interfaith leadership among the diverse student body of the London School of Economics and wider global publics. He is a Professor in Practice affiliated with the Department of International Relations, focusing on the interface of theology, philosophy, and political science. Walters has published five books, including 'Loving Neighbour in an Age of Religious Conflict' and 'Religious Imaginations: Narratives of Faith Shaping Today’s World'. Additionally, he has explored the theological engagement with the work of French philosopher Jean Baudrillard. As a priest in the Church of England and an honorary canon at Chichester Cathedral, he actively participates in the theologian discourse and education. With expertise in Christian theology, philosophy, and the role of religion in the public sphere, particularly regarding contemporary geopolitical conflicts, he is available as a co-supervisor for doctoral research. His recent work addresses the intersections of religion, nationalism, and conflict in modern society.
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