Marcus Moberg works as a Senior Researcher in Comparative Religion at Åbo Akademi University in Turku, Finland. His primary research interests include the sociology of religion, religion and political economy, the discursive study of religion, religion and media, and religion and popular music. He currently works in the project Young Adults and Religion in a Global Perspective: A Cross-Cultural, Comparative and Mixed-Method Study of Religious Subjectivities and Values in their Context (YARG, Åbo Akademi University Centre of Excellence in Research 2015-2018).
Today, Chris is joined by Marcus Moberg and Sofia Sjö to discuss the fascinating “Young Adults and Religion in a Global Perspective” project, which has been addressing this dearth on a massive scale. In this interview, we discuss the logistics and some of the emerging findings of a project which has involved utilizing a number of innovative research methods – including the Faith Q-Sort
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