UID:
edocfu_9959739587902883
Format:
1 online resource (345 p.)
ISBN:
0-19-982775-3
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0-19-982774-5
Content:
This volume of essays explores the long-unstudied relationship between religion and human security throughout the world. The essays show that religion can have positive as well as negative effects on human wellbeing.
Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Introduction : religion and human security : an understudied relationship /
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The dance of desire in religion and human security /
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The Janus-faced relation of religious actors and human security : Islamic and secular values in Turkey /
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The role of human security in the contest between the Egyptian government and the Muslim Brotherhood, 1980-2010 /
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Popular Muslim attitudes towards violent Islamic groups : the case of Pakistan /
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Networking through religion : the case of Malerkotla /
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Indian Muslim leadership : predicaments and possibilities for human security /
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"A little with God is a lot" : popular religion and human security in the land of the Brazailian colonels /
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Interrogating human security and religion in Guatemala /
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Striking a balance : Christianity and the challenges of long-term human security in Zimbabwe /
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Beyond basic human security : the role of religious institutions in Angola /
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In violence and in peace : the role of religion and human security in Northern Ireland /
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Eastern Christianity and human security in postwar Europe /
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Washed by a deluge : the religious struggle for human security in Algeria and Poland /
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The Soka Gakkai and human security /
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Postscript : lessons for policymakers about religion and human security /
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-19-982773-7
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-19-995055-5
Language:
English
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