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International development policy[electronic resource] :religion and development /

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[NT 15000414] null:	338.9
[NT 47271] Title/Author:	International development policy : religion and development // edited by Gilles Carbonnier.
[NT 51406] other author:	Carbonnier, Gilles.
出版者:	Basingstoke : : Palgrave Macmillan,, 2013.
面页册数:	1 online resource.
标题:	Economic development - Religious aspects.
ISBN:	9781137329387 (electronic bk.)
ISBN:	1137329386 (electronic bk.)
[NT 15000228] null:	Religion and Development: Reconsidering Secularism as the Norm; Gilles Carbonnier -- PART I: FAITH AND DEVELOPMENT AS A FIELD OF RESEARCH AND PRACTICE -- 1. The Myth of Religious NGOs: Development Studies and the Return of Religion; Philip Fountain -- 2. Revisiting the Religious Revival in Development: A Critique of Philip Fountai; Katherine Marshall -- 3. On Having Faith in the MDGs: A Response to Katherine Marshall; Philip Fountain -- PART II: FAITH-BASED ORGANISATIONS AND SECULAR DEVELOPMENT -- 4. Faith-based Organisations, Development and the World Bank; Jeffrey Haynes -- 5. The Perils of Entanglement: Bilateral Donors, Faith-Based Organisations and International Development; Gerard Clarke -- 6. Religion as a Social Substitute for the State: Faith-Based Social Action in Brazil in the Twenty-First Century; Eliott Mourier -- 7. Transformational Development: World Vision South Africa's Response to Poverty; Hannah Lindiwe de Wet -- PART III: RELIGION: ALTERNATIVES TO TECHNOCRATIC AND NEOLIBERAL DEVELOPMENT? -- 8. The Catholic Doctrine of 'Integral Human Development' and its Influence on the International Development Community; Ludovic Bertina -- 9. 'Arab Spring': The Influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and Their Vision of Islamic Finance and the State; Zidane Meriboute -- 10. Between Neoliberalism and Morality: The Muslim Conception of Development in Turkey; Levent Unsaldi -- 11. The Political Economy of Desire in Ritual and Activism in Sri Lanka; Wim Van Daele -- 12. Using Religious Capital to Alleviate Poverty?: A Case Study of Cross-border Migration in South China; Sam Wong -- 13. Convictions Beyond the Bomb: Interplays Between Violence, Religion and Development in Sri Lanka; Indika Bulankulame -- 14. Conclusion: Reflections on the Role of Religion and Faith in Development Discourse and Practice; Moncef Kartas & Kalinga Tudor Silva.
[NT 15000229] null:	With the resurgence of religion and rise of fundamentalism within major religions, academic scholars and development agencies are increasingly debating the appropriate role of religion and faith-based organisations in development policy and practice. A global cast of scholars and practitioners examine these issues and fundamentally question the secular-religious dichotomy. They shed light on the reluctance of mainstream economic development approaches to incorporate religion. They examine recent initiatives by international development agencies and donors to integrate religion into development policy, and to develop partnerships with faith-based organisations. Through research on religious movements in Brazil, South Africa, Sri Lanka, China, Turkey and the states of the Arab-Spring, the authors discuss whether faith and religion provide a credible alternative to the (neo)liberal democratic development agenda.
电子资源:	An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click for information

International development policy[electronic resource] :religion and development /
International development policyreligion and development /[electronic resource] :edited by Gilles Carbonnier. - Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan,2013. - 1 online resource. - International development policy. - International development policy..

Religion and Development: Reconsidering Secularism as the Norm; Gilles Carbonnier -- PART I: FAITH AND DEVELOPMENT AS A FIELD OF RESEARCH AND PRACTICE -- 1. The Myth of Religious NGOs: Development Studies and the Return of Religion; Philip Fountain -- 2. Revisiting the Religious Revival in Development: A Critique of Philip Fountai; Katherine Marshall -- 3. On Having Faith in the MDGs: A Response to Katherine Marshall; Philip Fountain -- PART II: FAITH-BASED ORGANISATIONS AND SECULAR DEVELOPMENT -- 4. Faith-based Organisations, Development and the World Bank; Jeffrey Haynes -- 5. The Perils of Entanglement: Bilateral Donors, Faith-Based Organisations and International Development; Gerard Clarke -- 6. Religion as a Social Substitute for the State: Faith-Based Social Action in Brazil in the Twenty-First Century; Eliott Mourier -- 7. Transformational Development: World Vision South Africa's Response to Poverty; Hannah Lindiwe de Wet -- PART III: RELIGION: ALTERNATIVES TO TECHNOCRATIC AND NEOLIBERAL DEVELOPMENT? -- 8. The Catholic Doctrine of 'Integral Human Development' and its Influence on the International Development Community; Ludovic Bertina -- 9. 'Arab Spring': The Influence of the Muslim Brotherhood and Their Vision of Islamic Finance and the State; Zidane Meriboute -- 10. Between Neoliberalism and Morality: The Muslim Conception of Development in Turkey; Levent Unsaldi -- 11. The Political Economy of Desire in Ritual and Activism in Sri Lanka; Wim Van Daele -- 12. Using Religious Capital to Alleviate Poverty?: A Case Study of Cross-border Migration in South China; Sam Wong -- 13. Convictions Beyond the Bomb: Interplays Between Violence, Religion and Development in Sri Lanka; Indika Bulankulame -- 14. Conclusion: Reflections on the Role of Religion and Faith in Development Discourse and Practice; Moncef Kartas & Kalinga Tudor Silva.

With the resurgence of religion and rise of fundamentalism within major religions, academic scholars and development agencies are increasingly debating the appropriate role of religion and faith-based organisations in development policy and practice. A global cast of scholars and practitioners examine these issues and fundamentally question the secular-religious dichotomy. They shed light on the reluctance of mainstream economic development approaches to incorporate religion. They examine recent initiatives by international development agencies and donors to integrate religion into development policy, and to develop partnerships with faith-based organisations. Through research on religious movements in Brazil, South Africa, Sri Lanka, China, Turkey and the states of the Arab-Spring, the authors discuss whether faith and religion provide a credible alternative to the (neo)liberal democratic development agenda.

ISBN: 9781137329387 (electronic bk.)

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LC Class. No.: HD82 / .I58 2013

Dewey Class. No.: 338.9

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