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Volume 3, Number 2, January 2008: Religion and World Order
Editorial Introduction
Lea-Friederike Neubert and Naysan Rafati pp. 3-6
Commentary: Think Globally, Pray Locally
James N. Rosenau pp. 7-12
How Shall We Study Religion and Conflict? Challenges and Opportunities in the Early Twenty-first Century
John D. Carlson and Matt Correa pp. 13-30
The Political Consequences of Religious Revival in the People’s Republic of China
André Laliberté pp. 31-49
Tracing the Links between Hindu Nationalism and the Indian Diaspora
Nikita Sud pp. 50-65
The Politics of Transnational Ties: A Response to Nikita Sud
Pablo Bose pp. 66-73
Appropriation and Redemption in Contemporary Western Discourses on Islam in Europe
Luca Mavelli pp. 94-102
Religion and the Modern World
An Interview with Tariq Ramadan pp. 91-98
Book Reviews
pp. 103-113
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