Faith in Rights explores why and how Christian nongovernmental organizations conduct
human rights work at the United Nations. The book interrogates the idea that the secular and …

This paper critically examines the process of “religion-making” as it occurs in Japanese
courts of law, through an analysis of the recent Naha Confucius Temple case. The case …

Religious and civilizational politics are widely recognized as powerful forces challenging
key norms of the liberal international order in the twenty-first century. The chapter begins by …

As research has shown, collaboration between religious and non-religious actors in the
context of international development is often difficult and limited. Though various barriers …

ABSTRACT In The God Strategy, David Domke and Kevin Coe introduced the concepts of
God talk and faith talk to distinguish between explicit and implicit references to religion in …

The concept of “unlearning” has been positively endorsed in both self-help literature and
organizational research, but has yet to be discussed in the study of religions. Is there room …

The study of the Middle East suffers from a type of exceptionalism not found in other regional
studies. Indeed, the insistent focus on sectarianism as a theoretical framework for analysing …

Siljan sosiaalinen identiteetti rakentuu Meitä vastaan rikkoneet–teoksen Jehovan todistajien
yhteisön, perheyhteisön ja yhteisön ulkopuolisen maailman välille. Silja asettuu yhteisön …

Umur Kosal, Department of Sociology, University of Aberdeen Abstract: This article
addresses a well-developed yet contentious question: Can social science objectively …

4 'I am a listening president': The New Dispensation, rhetoric and contestation within the
ecumenical movement Ishanesu S. Gusha 75 5 Despising the memory of the wounded? A …