Titlebook: Religion and the Politics of Development; Philip Fountain (Senior Research Fellow),Robin Bus Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Melissa L. CaldwelleGRID brings together a critical mass of well-established re.Grids are a crucial enabling technology for scientific and industrial development. Peer-to-peer computing, grid, distributed storage technologies, emerging web service technologies, and other types of networked distributed computing have p

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Chika WatanabeeGRID brings together a critical mass of well-established re.Grids are a crucial enabling technology for scientific and industrial development. Peer-to-peer computing, grid, distributed storage technologies, emerging web service technologies, and other types of networked distributed computing have p

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R. Michael Feener,Philip Fountain,Robin BusheGRID brings together a critical mass of well-established re.Grids are a crucial enabling technology for scientific and industrial development. Peer-to-peer computing, grid, distributed storage technologies, emerging web service technologies, and other types of networked distributed computing have p

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Introduction,d development. No longer considered a rude intrusion into polite conversation, academics across the humanities and social sciences are rethinking the ways in which they talk about, analyse, and assess the impacts of religion across the full spectrum of the most pressing contemporary issues and conce

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Religion and the Politics of Development,000 cocktails, while globally 18,000 people die every year of hunger and poverty-related causes; 1,020 million people are chronically undernourished; 884 million people lack access to safe drinking water; and 2,500 million lack access to basic sanitation. In his impassioned moral critique, ., Thomas

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The Purification, Sacralisation, and Instrumentalisation of Development,or explicitly, that the vast majority of the world’s population is religious; that religiosity and piety are on the increase, and becoming increasingly visible in the public domain; and that religious groups sometimes make political demands that clash with the liberal world views that underpin much

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Islamic Activism and Palliative Care: An Analysis from Kerala, India,tural spheres now seems unavoidable and the attention being paid to the emerging intersections of religion and development stands as a testimony to this trend. The tendency of treating religion as antithetical to modern rationality and hence as an obstacle to developmental thinking has become passé

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Buddhist Cosmopolitan Ethics and Transnational Secular Humanitarianism in Sri Lanka,ism has been historically interwoven with the complexities of the Sinhalese Buddhist nationalistic project. The exclusionary politics of Sinhalese Buddhist nationalism — an ideology that defines the nation as belonging to the ethnic majority of Sinhalese, who in turn are ennobled to preserve, defend