Globalization, pluralism, Prophet Mohammad (SAW), humanity, conflict, Islam ... sacred place (barring all violence and weapons), the security of women, ...
The Religion, Conflict and Globalization Master's track aims to address the pivotal place of religion within the dynamics of a globalized world, and how this ...
The challenge that remains is to provide a much more grounded and healthy explanation of how religion, violent conflict and global developments interact ...
Religion, Conflict and Globalization has a diverse range of focus topics; I chose ‘Religion, Violence and Conflict Transformation’ and have really enjoyed the mixture of topics - having had tasters of the other focusses (migration and gender) I can quite happily state that all of the focusses are equally interesting and well-taught.
The nineties saw the increasing prominence of Hamas (Sunni), Hezbollah (Shi'ite), and Gush Emunim (Jewish) in shaping the conflict in the Middle East, the ...
Globalization as the Fuel of Religious and Ethnic Conflicts. Audrey E. Kitagawa. Economic Globalization. Economic globalization and the growth of increasingly dominant transnational corporations have accelerated at an unprecedented rate within the last twenty-five to fifty years. Modem technology has been instrumental in this acceleration, with ...
conflicts, inspired by ethnic, sectarian, or religious grievances (Marshall, 2005). Nonetheless, the number of those conflicts has begun to decline, and many have ended. Indeed, in vast areas of the world, conflicts are resolved peacefully, and different cultures live together or side by side without hostility or prolonged violent conflict.
Implications of violence, the global economy, and the role of the state for Africa and Christian ... consciousness of ethnic and religious conflict on.
30.10.2015 · Religion plays a role in some of the most repeated conflict zones of the world, and religious conflicts constitute increasing share of violent conflicts today. For many individuals and groups, religious beliefs seem to give the moral ammunition to justify and carry out violence. At the same time, s
16.07.2014 · On the other hand, because globalization allows for daily contact, religion enters a circle of conflict in which religions become “more self-conscious of themselves as being world religions.”. [14] This essay argues that the relationship between religion and globalization is complex, one with new possibilities and furthering challenges.