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The Religious Resurgence and International Political Economy,esurgence, explains the argument of the book and how to read it, and concludes with a methodological note on religion at the individual level as well as intra-religious debates and their relevance for the question of the relationship between the secular and the religious.

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Households in the Global Economy: Religious Feminism Against Neo-Patriarchy, by the rise of fundamentalist and radical religious activists in all major religious traditions. This has led to setbacks for reproductive rights for women in many places. The chapter concludes by showing how Islamic feminists and religious LGBTQ+ activists challenge the reassertion of patriarchal values and the gender binary.

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Beyond Neoliberal Theocracy?,sm. The chapter concludes that the teaching and research of religions needs to take into account the internal differentiation of religious traditions to develop a more nuanced analysis and understanding.

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The Religious Resurgence and International Political Economy,on. Neoliberal globalization is introduced as a political project which promotes free markets yet needs a strong state to achieve its goals. This chapter will show that alongside the development of a neoliberal form of capitalism worldwide there was also a religious resurgence that students of the g