Religions in movement: the local and the global in contemporary faith traditions/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York; London:
Routledge,
[c2013]
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| Series: | Routledge studies in religion
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Global perspectives on religion, nationalism and politics / John Hutchinson
- Islam, politics and globalisation: what are the issues and outcomes? / Jeffrey Haynes
- The paradox of globalisation: Quakers, religious NGOs and the United Nations / Jeremy Carrette
- European secularity and religious modernity in Russia and Eastern Europe: focus on Orthodox Christianity / Inna Naletova
- The Orthodox traidition in a globalising world: the case of the Romanian Orthodox Church / Suna Gulfer Ihlamur-Oner
- Good Muslims, good Chinese: state modernisation policies, globalisation of religious networks and the changing Hui ethno-religious identifications / Maja Veselic
- Where national histories and colonial myths meet: 'Histoire Croisee' and memory of the Moroccan-Berber cultural movement in the Netherlands / Norah Karrouche
- Self-sacrifice and martyrdom in terrorism: political and religious motives / Francesco Marone
- Varieties of religious globalisation / Robert W. Hefner
- Religion in the contemporary globalised world: construction, migration, challenge, diversity / Peter Beyer
- Voluntarism: niche markets created by a fissile transnational faith / David Martin
- Women perform Ijtihad: hybridity as creative space for interpretations of Islam / Els Vanderwaren
- Processes of localised and globalised Islam among young Muslims in Berlin / Synnove Bendixsen
- Towards cultural translation: rethinking the dynamics of religious pluralism and globalisation through the Sathya Sai movement / Tulasi Srinivas
- Ghanaian films and chiefs as indicators of religious change among the Akan in Kumasi and its migrants in Southeast Amsterdam / Louise Muller.