Development, Civil Society and Faith-Based Organizations

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Book Overview
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Chapter 1 Introduction
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Chapter 2 Faith-Based Organizations and International Development: An Overview
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Chapter 3 Intelligent Design?: A Gender-Sensitive Interrogation of Religion and Development
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Chapter 4 The Language of Development: What are International Development Agencies Talking About?
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Chapter 5 The Spirit of Brotherhood: Christianity and Ujamaa in Tanzania
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Chapter 6 Engaged Citizenship: The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) in the Post-Authoritarian Philippines
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Chapter 7 FBOs and Change in the Context of Authoritarianism: The Islamic Center Charity Society in Jordan
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Chapter 8 Who’s Afraid of Religion? Tensions between ‘Mission’ and ‘Development’ in the Norwegian Mission Society
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Chapter 9 Saudi Arabian NGOs in Somalia: ‘Wahabi’ Da’wah or Humanitarian Aid?
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Chapter 10 Faith-Based Organizations as Effective Development Partners? Hezbollah and Post-War Reconstruction in Lebanon
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Chapter 11 Hindu Nationalism and the Social Welfare Strategy
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Chapter 12 Conclusion: Faith and Development — of Ethno-separatism, Multiculturalism and Religious Partitioning?

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Principles guiding humanitarian action, Vol. 97, Nos 897,898

Cited by International Committee of the Red Cross on 15 Feb 2020

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an independent and neutral organization that provides humanitarian help for people affected by conflict and armed violence.

Local Humanitarian Leadership and Religious Literacy: Engaging with Religion, Faith, and Faith Actors

Cited by Oxfam GB Policy & Practice on 31 Mar 2017

Oxfam GB is a leading international non-governmental organization with a worldwide reputation for excellence in the delivery of aid and development work. The Oxfam Policy & Practice website is a resource for all those working in the development and humanitarian sector.

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