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Series Statement: Political science volume 158

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Keywords: Religionsfreiheit ; Rechtspopulismus ; Nationalismus ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung ; Aufsatzsammlung

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Series Statement: Edition Politik ; 158

Content: Populism is a growing threat to human rights. They are appropriated, distorted, turned into empty words or even their opposite. The contributors to this volume examine these practices using the example of freedom of religion or belief, a human right that has become a particular target of right-wing populists and extremists worldwide. The contributions not only show the rhetorical patterns of appropriation and distortion, but also demonstrate for various countries which social dynamics favor the appropriation in each case and propose how to strengthen human rights and the culture of debate in democratic societies.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Contents -- , Forewords -- , Introduction: Conservative, Right-Wing Populist or Far-Right Extremist? -- , Populist Reinterpretation and Appropriation of Religious Freedom Worldwide -- , Reinterpretations of Religious Freedom by the Far Right in the German-Speaking World -- , Escalating the Populist Approach -- , Hungary under Viktor Orbán -- , Religious Freedom for Christian Majorities -- , Abuse of Religious Freedom? -- , The Political Instrumentalization of the Topics of Secularism, Religious Freedom and Islamophobia in Turkey -- , Populism, Religious Identity, and the Instrumentalization of "Religious Freedom" in the United States during the Era of Donald Trump -- , Societal Dynamics and Problematic Reactions towards Populist Appropriation -- , A Recipe for Political Polarization? -- , Religious Freedom in the Field of Tension between Populist Anti-Muslim Sentiments and Islamist Radicalisation Tendencies -- , Secularism in France and the Challenge of Populism -- , Restrictions on Freedom of Religion or Belief in Denmark -- , Commitment to Religious Freedom at the Level of the European Union -- , Signs of Hope and Proposals for Solutions -- , International Religious Freedom (or Belief) Alliance -- , Populism in the Land of Equality -- , Populist Appropriation and Reinterpretation of Religious Freedom -- , Beliefs, Brains and Breaking Chains -- , Social Media as a Tool against Populist Appropriation of FoRB and for Promoting FoRB? -- , Conclusion: The Case of Religious Freedom and Populism -- , List of Contributors -- , Acknowledgements -- , About the cover design , In English.

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DOI: 10.1515/9783839468272

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DOI: 10.1515/9783839468272

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Note: Cover -- Contents -- Prof. Nazila Ghanea(United Nations Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief) -- Bishop Dr Heiner Wilmer SCJ(President of the German Commission for Justice and Peace) Reverend Dirk Bingener(President of the Pontifical Mission Society missio Aachen) -- Introduction: Conservative, Right‐Wing Populist or Far‐Right Extremist? -- Right‐wing populist rhetoric: Characteristics and typical patterns of argumentation -- Human rights populism: The populist appropriation of the human rights discourse -- Patterns of the right‐wing populist appropriation and reinterpretation of religious freedom -- A trend towards withdrawal and dangerous socio‐political reactions towards populism -- Right‐wing populist appropriations - Societal dynamics and reactions - approaches to solutions -- Populist Reinterpretation and Appropriation of Religious Freedom Worldwide -- Reinterpretations of Religious Freedom by the Far Right in the German‐Speaking World -- Clientelistic interpretation -- Strategic mixing of legitimate criticism with right‐wing ideological narratives -- Staging themselves as the only sincere defenders of religious freedom -- Self‐attribution of the victim role -- Further examples from German‐speaking countries -- International networking of the stakeholders -- Conclusion -- Escalating the Populist Approach -- Constructing a useful history by appropriating repression -- Freedom of religion as a weapon -- Culture wars learned and escalated -- Hungary under Viktor Orban -- The development of an "Illiberal Christian Democracy" -- Strengthening "Christian values" and violations of religious freedom -- The narrative of the Christian victim role and the threat to "Christian culture" -- Anti‐Muslim and anti‐migrant positions -- Budapest Report on Christian Persecution -- International networking and strategies -- Final remarks. , Religious Freedom for Christian Majorities -- The empirical evidence for religious intolerance -- The performance of intolerance -- The architecture of intolerance -- Final remarks -- Abuse of Religious Freedom? -- Introduction: Religion‐based rejection of COVID‑19 protection measures -- Abusive vs. erroneous references to religious freedom: The legal framework -- Motives for the abusive reference to religious freedom -- The Political Instrumentalization of the Topics of Secularism, Religious Freedom and Islamophobia in Turkey -- Kemalism's political instrumentalization of secularism -- The role of the topic of religious freedom in the context of the transition of power to the AKP in the 2000s -- The populist reinterpretation of religious freedom under the AKP rule -- Polarization of the political debates about religious freedom and secularism and the opposition's likewise populist reaction -- The instrumentalization of the fight against Islamophobia as a diaspora and foreign policy tool -- Conclusion -- Populism, Religious Identity, and the Instrumentalization of "Religious Freedom" in the United States during the Era of Donald Trump -- Introduction: Christian identity rather than gospel Christianity -- Instrumentalizing religious freedom to win an election -- Instrumentalization of religious freedom by MAGA Christians and the Trump administration -- The Supreme Court, abortion, and gay rights -- Instrumentalizing "religious freedom" as a two‐edged sword: Seeking state benefits on the grounds of religious freedom -- Trump administration actions to provide state financial benefits -- The Trump administration and MAGA Christian identity -- Public prayer and religious displays -- Displays of religious symbols -- Support for the State of Israel -- Attempt to ban Muslims from entering the United States -- Conclusion. , Societal Dynamics and Problematic Reactions towards Populist Appropriation -- A Recipe for Political Polarization? -- Introduction: Populist distortions of a human right -- FoRB: The rights‐based approach to dealing with religious diversity -- How to assess conflicts between FoRB and other human rights -- Coping with illiberal uses of a liberal right -- Religious Freedom in the Field of Tension between Populist Anti‐Muslim Sentiments and Islamist Radicalisation Tendencies -- Introduction -- Religious institutionalisation of Islam in Germany: Internal dynamics and external factors -- Equal legal treatment of Islam in Germany in the field of tension between social Islamophobia and Islamist radicalisation tendencies -- Religious freedom in the context of debates on the building of mosques, minarets and muezzin calls in Germany -- Conclusion -- Secularism in France and the Challenge of Populism -- The eventful history of the establishment of the freedom of religion or belief in France -- Secularism disfigured by both authoritarian republicanism and far‐right populism? -- The return of a policy of religious control -- Conclusion -- Restrictions on Freedom of Religion or Belief in Denmark -- Introduction: Freedom of religion or belief under pressure -- "To protect Danish values": A selective understanding of freedom of religion or belief -- "Denmark is a Christian country" -- Staying within the limits of the European Human Rights Convention -- Lack of religious literacy -- Summing up -- Commitment to Religious Freedom at the Level of the European Union -- A positive development regarding advocacy for FoRB in the 2010s -- Between withdrawal and polarisation -- Appropriation and reinterpretation of religious freedom by the far‐right -- Cherry‐picking approaches towards FoRB across all political groups -- Conclusions and recommendations. , Signs of Hope and Proposals for Solutions -- International Religious Freedom (or Belief) Alliance -- The alliance -- The idea for an alliance -- A concept of the Trump administration -- The International Contact Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief -- IRF instead of FoRB -- Technical, language and legal aspects -- Eliminating misconceptions, changing principles -- Sound principles of the alliance -- Putting words into practice -- Consolidation and striving for effectiveness -- Evaluation -- Populism in the Land of Equality -- The role of religious freedom in Norwegian politics -- "Gender ideology" vs. "traditional Christianity": Not a winning issue for populists in Norway -- Realized gender equality immunizes against anti‐feminist populism -- The deterring effect of extremism: How Breivik's anti‐feminist 2083 manifesto turned "Christian values" into a narrative that not even right‐wing populists want to be associated with -- Gender equality as a populist value? -- Conclusion -- Populist Appropriation and Reinterpretation of Religious Freedom -- Church engagement against the right‐wing populist appropriation of religious freedom -- Contradict -- Educate and leave no space -- Open learning spaces for religious freedom through interreligious dialogue and ecumenical learning -- Interreligious dialogue -- Ecumenical learning -- Meaning, community and identity -- Beliefs, Brains and Breaking Chains -- Introduction -- Populism, "othering" and the construction of fear -- Education on "living together": The key to counteract populist narratives and promote religious freedom -- What is the way forward? -- Social Media as a Tool against Populist Appropriation of FoRB and for Promoting FoRB? -- Attacks on religious freedom in social media: Narratives and strategies -- Promotion of religious freedom in social media. , Raising awareness and providing education via social media -- Counter‐measures -- Responsibility and obligations of the key stakeholders -- More digital civic courage -- Responsibility of (traditional and new) media -- Responsibility of platform operators and issues of legal regulation -- Protection of human rights defenders -- Conclusion -- Conclusion: The Case of Religious Freedom and Populism -- Forming new, broad alliances -- Strengthening human rights education -- Choosing constructive language -- Finding solutions to problems in a level‐headed and evidence‐based way -- Cultivating a constructive approach to fears and distresses -- Leave no room for extremism and hate -- Further facets of the struggle for the interpretation of human rights illustrated by the example of religious freedom -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- About the cover design.

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Series Statement: Beiträge zu einer Theologie der Religionen 21

Note: Dissertation Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Vallendar Wintersemester 2019/2020

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Subjects: Theology

Keywords: Religionsfreiheit ; Christentum ; Islam ; Interreligiöser Dialog ; 1960- Saeed, Abdullah ; Religionsfreiheit ; Islamische Theologie ; Christentum ; Islam ; Interreligiöser Dialog ; Hochschulschrift ; Hochschulschrift

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Series Statement: Political science ; 158

Content: Populism is a growing threat to human rights. They are appropriated, distorted, turned into empty words or even their opposite. The contributors to this volume examine these practices using the example of freedom of religion or belief, a human right that has become a particular target of right-wing populists and extremists worldwide. The contributions not only show the rhetorical patterns of appropriation and distortion, but also demonstrate for various countries which social dynamics favor the appropriation in each case and propose how to strengthen human rights and the culture of debate in democratic societies.

Note: Frontmatter -- , Contents -- , Forewords -- , Introduction: Conservative, Right-Wing Populist or Far-Right Extremist? -- , Populist Reinterpretation and Appropriation of Religious Freedom Worldwide -- , Reinterpretations of Religious Freedom by the Far Right in the German-Speaking World -- , Escalating the Populist Approach -- , Hungary under Viktor Orbán -- , Religious Freedom for Christian Majorities -- , Abuse of Religious Freedom? -- , The Political Instrumentalization of the Topics of Secularism, Religious Freedom and Islamophobia in Turkey -- , Populism, Religious Identity, and the Instrumentalization of "Religious Freedom" in the United States during the Era of Donald Trump -- , Societal Dynamics and Problematic Reactions towards Populist Appropriation -- , A Recipe for Political Polarization? -- , Religious Freedom in the Field of Tension between Populist Anti-Muslim Sentiments and Islamist Radicalisation Tendencies -- , Secularism in France and the Challenge of Populism -- , Restrictions on Freedom of Religion or Belief in Denmark -- , Commitment to Religious Freedom at the Level of the European Union -- , Signs of Hope and Proposals for Solutions -- , International Religious Freedom (or Belief) Alliance -- , Populism in the Land of Equality -- , Populist Appropriation and Reinterpretation of Religious Freedom -- , Beliefs, Brains and Breaking Chains -- , Social Media as a Tool against Populist Appropriation of FoRB and for Promoting FoRB? -- , Conclusion: The Case of Religious Freedom and Populism -- , List of Contributors -- , Acknowledgements -- , About the cover design , In English.

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Series Statement: Beiträge zu einer Theologie der Religionen 21

Content: Weltweit sind Menschen aller Religions- und Weltanschauungsgemeinschaften in ihrer religiösen Freiheit bedroht. Katja Voges nähert sich dem Thema Religionsfreiheit aus einer christlich-theologischen und dialogorientierten Perspektive. In Auseinandersetzung mit der Theologie des muslimischen Denkers Abdullah Saeed fragt sie danach, was es bedeutet, Religionsfreiheit als eine gemeinsame Herausforderung für Christinnen und Christen und Musliminnen und Muslime zu begreifen. Leitend ist die Überzeugung, dass ein besonderes Dialogpotenzial entsteht, wenn der Einsatz für Religionsfreiheit von einer in den Religionen selbst verankerten Haltung der Freiheit und der Suche getragen ist. Katja Voges erarbeitet Optionen, die dazu beitragen, den interreligiösen Dialog im Einsatz für Religionsfreiheit zu nutzen und zu stärken.

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Keywords: Religionsfreiheit ; Christentum ; Islam ; Interreligiöser Dialog ; Saeed, Abdullah 1960- ; Religionsfreiheit ; Islamische Theologie ; Christentum ; Islam ; Interreligiöser Dialog ; Religionsfreiheit ; Christentum ; Islam ; Interreligiöser Dialog ; Hochschulschrift

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Series Statement: Menschenrechte 75

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Religion und Dialog im Tschad (Veranstaltung : 2018 : N'Djamena) Religion und Dialog im Tschad Aachen : missio - Internationales Katholisches Missionswerk e.V., Fachstelle Menschenrechte, 2020

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Content: Weltweit sind Menschen aller Religions- und Weltanschauungsgemeinschaften in ihrer religiösen Freiheit bedroht. Katja Voges nähert sich dem Thema Religionsfreiheit aus einer christlich-theologischen und dialogorientierten Perspektive. In Auseinandersetzung mit der Theologie des muslimischen Denkers Abdullah Saeed fragt sie danach, was es bedeutet, Religionsfreiheit als eine gemeinsame Herausforderung für Christinnen und Christen und Musliminnen und Muslime zu begreifen. Leitend ist die Überzeugung, dass ein besonderes Dialogpotenzial entsteht, wenn der Einsatz für Religionsfreiheit von einer in den Religionen selbst verankerten Haltung der Freiheit und der Suche getragen ist. Katja Voges erarbeitet Optionen, die dazu beitragen, den interreligiösen Dialog im Einsatz für Religionsfreiheit zu nutzen und zu stärken

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