Dr. Jayeel Serrano Cornelio

Jayeel Serrano Cornelio erwarb seinen Abschluss als MSocSci (2007) und seine Promotion (2011) in Soziologie an der National University of Singapore. Gefördert wurde er durch ein Promotionsstipendium des Asia Research Institute, ein Graduiertenstipendium für ASEAN-Bürger und erhielt den Preis der Lee-Stiftung für wissenschaftliche Exzellenz. Er arbeitete als Forschungsstudent an der Abteilung für Politik, Philosophie und Religion der Universität Lancaster und war wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für philippinische Kultur. Auf den Philippinen war er außerdem wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am East Asian Pastoral Institute und unterrichtete Soziologie und Development Studies an der Ateneo de Manila Universität.

Jayeel Cornelios Forschungsinteressen kreisen um Jugend, Religion und Bildung. Er veröffentlichte Studien über das evangelikale Christentum in Singapur, den institutionellen Katholizismus auf den Philippinen, die katholische Filipino Jugend, Religion im Internet und Generationenbewusstsein in der Bildungsforschung. Am MPI-MMG wird Jayeel Cornelio in seinem Postdoc-Projekt die politische und religiöse Subjektivität von jungen Menschen innerhalb glaubensbasierter Bewegungen in Singapur erforschen. Mit diesem Projekt will er einem Beitrag zum Forschungsschwerpunkt Urban Aspirations in Mega-Städten liefern.

Publikationen

Beiträge in Sammelbänden

[Forthcoming] “Prayer as Conversations and the Image of God: The Case of Filipino Catholic Students.”  In Giuseppe Giordan and Linda Woodhead, eds., A Sociology of Prayer.  Aldershot: Ashgate

[Forthcoming] “Young People and Golden Rule Catholicism in the Philippines:  The Case of Religiously Involved Filipino Students.” In Giselle Vincett, ed., Christianity in the Modern World: Changes and Controversies. Aldershot: Ashgate.

[2009] “The New Face of Global Evangelism.” In  Francis Lim, ed., Mediating Piety: Religion and Technology in Asia. Leiden: Brill Publishing. 

[2008] “New Paradigm Christianity and Commitment-formation: The Case of Hope Filipino (Singapore).” In Abby Day, ed., Religion and the Individual: Belief, Practice, Identity, 65-77. Aldershot: Ashgate.

Artikel in Fachzeitschriften (peer-reviewed)

[2012] “Priesthood satisfaction and the challenges priests face: a case study of a rural diocese in the Philippines.” Religions. 3(4): 1103-1119. Available from: http://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/3/4/1103

[2011] “Foregrounding the Study of Generations in Education Research:  The Case of Filipino Students and the Isolated Generation.” Reformare: Journal of Education Research. 1(1): 9-35.  Available from: http://investigacion.cosdac.sems.gob.mx/ojs/index.php/INVEMS/article/view/12/12

[2010] Being Catholic as Reflexive Spirituality: The Case of Religiously Involved Filipino Students.  Asia Research Institute Working Paper Series. No. 146.  Available from: http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/publication_details.asp?pubtypeid=WP&pubid=1675

[2009] With Raffin, Anne. “The Catholic Church and Education as Sources of Institutional Panic in the Philippines.” Asian Journal of Social Science. 37: 778-798.

[2008] “Institutional Religion and Modernity-in-Transition: Christianity’s Innovations in the Philippines and Latin America”. Philippine Studies. 56(3): 345-358.

[2008] “It’s Not Just about Food: The Ordinary Experience of Eating among Filipina Domestic Helpers in Singapore’s Lucky Plaza.” International Sociological Association E-Bulletin. 10 (July): 81-107.

[2007] “The Minister is Lay: Social Organization in New Paradigm Christianity.” Global Missiology. 1(5). Available from: http://ojs.globalmissiology.org/index.php/english/article/view/204

Rezensionen

Book Review of Nilan, Pam and Carles Feixa, eds. 2006. Global Youth?: Hybrid Identities, Plural Worlds. Asian Journal of Social Science.  37: 953-976.

Book Review of Cleary, Edward.  2009.  How Latin America Saved the Soul of the Catholic Church.  H-LatAm. Available from:
http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=31951

Spezielle Projekte

[2009] “Religion in Tayabas.” In Ana MTP Labrador and Zialcita, F., eds., Building a Database towards a Community-based Heritage Tourism.  Ateneo de Manila University.

Präsentationen

Invited Lecturer, “Religious Change: Exploring the Sociology of Religion,” Colegio de Mexico, Mexico (October 20, 2011)

Invited Plenary Lecturer, “Outward-oriented: The State of Science and Technology in Higher Education in Singapore and the Philippines,” Jornada por el futuro de la educaction cientifica y tecnologica, Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico (October 16 – 17, 2011)

Paper Presenter, “God doesn’t speak in mysterious ways: Answered prayers and the Filipino Catholic youth,” 31^st International Conference, International Society for the Sociology of Religion, Aix-en-Provence, France (June 30 – July 3, 2011)

Paper Presenter, “Religious Identity as Religious Meaning: Dispelling the Myth of Cafeteria Catholicism,” Postgraduate Seminar Series, Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore (14 October 2010)

Paper Presenter, “Being Catholic among contemporary Filipino youth,” Working Group Ethnology of Religion Conference on Experiencing Religion, International Society for Ethnology and Folklore, State Ethnographic Museum, Warsaw, Poland (1-3 June 2010)          

Paper Presenter, “Being Catholic as Reflexive Spirituality: The Case of Religiously Involved Filipino Youth?,” Postgraduate Seminar, Department of Religious Studies, Lancaster University (24 May 2010)       

Paper Presenter, “The Religious Identity of the Filipino Catholic Youth: A Glimpse of the Future?,” Sociology of Religion Annual Conference 2010, British Sociological Association, University of Edinburgh (6-8 April 2010)

Paper Presenter, “Being Catholic: Some Preliminary Notes,” Visiting Research Associate Lecture Series, Institute of Philippine Culture, Ateneo de Manila University (15 July 2009)

Paper Presenter, “Hardship, Hope, and the Catholic Faith of Probinsiyano Students in Metro Manila,” 3^rd South and Southeast Asian Association for the Study of Culture and Religion Conference on Waters in South and Southeast Asia: Interaction of Culture and Religion , Institute Seni Indonesia and Universitas Hindu Indonesia, Bali, Indonesia (3 – 6 June 2009)

Paper Presenter, “Institutional Religion and Modernity-in-Transition,” 2008 Philippine Sociological Society National Conference, Philippine Social Science Council (17 – 18 October 2008)

Paper Presenter (with Anne Raffin, PhD), “Understanding Institutions in Incomplete Modernity: Catholicism and Education as Sites of Tension, Negotiation, and Assertion in the Philippines,” The 8^th ASEAN Inter-University Conference onSocial Development, University of the Philippines (28 – 31 May 2008)

Paper Presenter, “The Minister is Lay: Social Organization in New Paradigm Christianity,” The Sacred in a Global City: Symposium on Religion in Singapore, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore, National Museum of Singapore (10 March 2007)

Paper Presenter, “Hope Filipino (Singapore): Commitment-formation in New Paradigm Christianity,” Religion and Globalization Cluster Study Group Seminar, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (07 March 2007)

Paper Presenter, “Studying the Social Organization in New Paradigm Christianity,” 1st ASEAN Graduate Scholars Workshop, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (28-29 July 2006)

Paper Presenter, “People in Action: The Rise of the Filipino Congregation,” Sociology of Religion Annual Conference 2006, British Sociological Association, University of Manchester (3-5 April 2006)        

Paper Presenter, “The New Face of Global Evangelism: The Virtualization of Spiritual Experience,” 4^th Graduate Research Workshop, Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore (14-15 January 2006)

Projekte