A good life is not merely an individual aspiration. Ideas of well-being, success, and personal fulfilment are socially constructed and shaped by material conditions, shared values, and the expectations of the future that characterize each historical moment. In a context marked by precarity, the ecological crisis, and biographical uncertainty, promises of progress, job security, and upward social mobility have lost much of their force. The question of the good life thus become

European Muslim communities (like all communities) have been transformed as a result of the digital revolution and new processes of knowledge creation, acquisition, and dissemination, which weaken traditional structures of authority. Although many Muslim people remain excluded from Europe’s knowledge structures, digital platforms enable new ways to create and share information about themselves and about their role in a plural European society. These platforms have intensified

The research group Investigations in the Sociology of Religion (ISOR-UAB, now BCURE) has been awarded the Àlex Seglers Memorial Prize 2025 , presented on 25 September 2025 at an event held in Sabadell. The jury highlighted the group’s pioneering, long-standing work in studying religious diversity from a scientific and sociological perspective. The director of ISOR-BCURE, Mar Griera , accepted the award on behalf of the team and expressed triple gratitude: to the researchers

CONSPIRE: CONSPIracism and Radicalisation Risks in Europe is an Erasmus+ project that proposes a training programme aimed at university students in social sciences. The project aims to provide knowledge and critical tools to understand conspiracy theories, analyse arguments for and against, and understand the processes of radicalisation linked to them. These actions seek to promote active citizenship, participation in democratic debates, critical thinking regarding health-re