Religion Between Governance and Freedoms
portes grátis
Religion Between Governance and Freedoms
Breskaya, Olga; Giordan, Giuseppe; Finke, Roger
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
283
Dura
9783031698798
Pré-lançamento - envio 15 a 20 dias após a sua edição
Descrição não disponível.
Chapter 1. Roger Finke (Pennsylvania State University), Cross-national research on religious freedom: Charting a research agenda.- Chapter 2. Adam Possamai (Western Sydney University), Freedom of religion and fortress Christianity in Australia.- Chapter 3. James T. Richardson (University of Nevada), The judicialization fo religious freedom: A comparison between the European courts and the U.S. Supreme Court.- Chapter 4. Lene Ku?hle (Aaurhus University), The construction of religious diversity as a framework for claims for religious freedom.- Chapter 5. Olga Breskaya and Giuseppe Giordan (University of Padova), Fourteen predictors of social perception of religious freedom.- Chapter 6. Sabrina Testa (Groupe Societes, Religions, Laicites - CNRS-EPHE), Between religious freedom and the secularity of the State: Notions in dispute in secularist judicial activism in Brazil.- Chapter 7. Nanlai Cao (Renmin University), Everyday religious freedom in the expansion of Chinese Christianity in Europe.- Chapter 8. Maja Kaninska (University of Ljubljana), Study on religious freedom, diversity of three social systems - Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia.- Chapter 9. Giovanna Rech (University of Trento), (In-)visibility of places of worship in two new religions: A comparative analysis of heritagisation in Italy and France.- Chapter 10. Marco Guglielmi and Stefano Sbalchiero (University of Padova), Does sharing place of worship matter in enhancing interfaith dialogue? Evidences from congregations in three Italian cities.- Chapter 11. Massimo Introvigne (Center for Studies on New Religions), Scientology, brainwashing, and religious freedom in post-Trump United States.- Chapter 12. Kirill Lapitskii (Polish Academy of Sciences), Changes in religiosity and religious identification in Russia after 1991: A religious economy approach.- Chapter 13. Alvaro Augusto Espinoza Rizo (Bielefeld University), Governmental persecution against the Catholic Church: Reflections on the Nicaraguan case 2018-2022.- Chapter 14. Matteo Di Placido (University of Turin), Narendra Modi's deployment of yoga: Religious (un)freedom, right-wing governance and biopolitics in contemporary India.- Chapter 15. Carlo Nardella (University of Milan), Religious diversity, social conflict and symbolic change: The cult of St. Anthony after Sri Lanka's 2019 Easter bombings.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
religious pluralism;interfaith dialogue;judicial activism;governance of religion;religious minorities;religious freedom;politics of religious freedom;women's rights and religion
Chapter 1. Roger Finke (Pennsylvania State University), Cross-national research on religious freedom: Charting a research agenda.- Chapter 2. Adam Possamai (Western Sydney University), Freedom of religion and fortress Christianity in Australia.- Chapter 3. James T. Richardson (University of Nevada), The judicialization fo religious freedom: A comparison between the European courts and the U.S. Supreme Court.- Chapter 4. Lene Ku?hle (Aaurhus University), The construction of religious diversity as a framework for claims for religious freedom.- Chapter 5. Olga Breskaya and Giuseppe Giordan (University of Padova), Fourteen predictors of social perception of religious freedom.- Chapter 6. Sabrina Testa (Groupe Societes, Religions, Laicites - CNRS-EPHE), Between religious freedom and the secularity of the State: Notions in dispute in secularist judicial activism in Brazil.- Chapter 7. Nanlai Cao (Renmin University), Everyday religious freedom in the expansion of Chinese Christianity in Europe.- Chapter 8. Maja Kaninska (University of Ljubljana), Study on religious freedom, diversity of three social systems - Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia.- Chapter 9. Giovanna Rech (University of Trento), (In-)visibility of places of worship in two new religions: A comparative analysis of heritagisation in Italy and France.- Chapter 10. Marco Guglielmi and Stefano Sbalchiero (University of Padova), Does sharing place of worship matter in enhancing interfaith dialogue? Evidences from congregations in three Italian cities.- Chapter 11. Massimo Introvigne (Center for Studies on New Religions), Scientology, brainwashing, and religious freedom in post-Trump United States.- Chapter 12. Kirill Lapitskii (Polish Academy of Sciences), Changes in religiosity and religious identification in Russia after 1991: A religious economy approach.- Chapter 13. Alvaro Augusto Espinoza Rizo (Bielefeld University), Governmental persecution against the Catholic Church: Reflections on the Nicaraguan case 2018-2022.- Chapter 14. Matteo Di Placido (University of Turin), Narendra Modi's deployment of yoga: Religious (un)freedom, right-wing governance and biopolitics in contemporary India.- Chapter 15. Carlo Nardella (University of Milan), Religious diversity, social conflict and symbolic change: The cult of St. Anthony after Sri Lanka's 2019 Easter bombings.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
