Titlebook: Development, Civil Society and Faith-Based Organizations; Bridging the Sacred Gerard Clarke,Michael Jennings Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan,

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The Language of Development: What are International Development Agencies Talking About?,r differences from what are thus necessarily described as ‘secular’ organizations. I would like to investigate just how ‘given’ this distinction is with particular reference to the field of development.

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Bernhard Strau?,Dankwart Mattkers to suggest that while many Churches were against political tyranny, it needs to be convincingly demonstrated that they are for democracy in the post-authoritarian period (Ranger 1998: 22). The Church in this context refers to the ordained ministers (bishops, priests and deacons) as they interact with lay people.

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Eine kleine Geschichte der Gruppentherapiee to that common human experience known as ‘faith’, and, specifically, how the grand twentieth-century project of development may have more intimate connections to faith and religion than it acknowledges.

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Bewertung des verfügbaren Erkenntnisstandesxtension of the foreign policy of Western governments. The picture today remains mixed and the NGO community continues to be the main vehicle for humanitarian aid, calling into question how ‘non-governmental’ many NGOs can actually be. As Joanna Macrae (2002: 53) puts it, ‘[it] is not whether humanitarian aid is political, but how.’

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Bewertung des verfügbaren Erkenntnisstandesision and management makes them, in certain conditions, effective and accountable partners for development stakeholders. Before proceeding, I will briefly relate Hezbollah to the Lebanese political context.

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,Engaged Citizenship: The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) in the Post-Authorirs to suggest that while many Churches were against political tyranny, it needs to be convincingly demonstrated that they are for democracy in the post-authoritarian period (Ranger 1998: 22). The Church in this context refers to the ordained ministers (bishops, priests and deacons) as they interact with lay people.

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,Who’s Afraid of Religion? Tensions between ‘Mission’ and ‘Development’ in the Norwegian Mission Soce to that common human experience known as ‘faith’, and, specifically, how the grand twentieth-century project of development may have more intimate connections to faith and religion than it acknowledges.

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Faith-Based Organizations as Effective Development Partners? Hezbollah and Post-War Reconstruction ision and management makes them, in certain conditions, effective and accountable partners for development stakeholders. Before proceeding, I will briefly relate Hezbollah to the Lebanese political context.