Vol. 3 No. 1 (2009): Politics and Religion Journal

RELIGION AND POLITICS IN INDO-PAKISTANI CONTEXT

Published: 2009-06-10

EDITORIAL

• A WORD FROM THE GUEST EDITOR

  Mokong Simon Mapadimeng

  3-4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TOPIC OF THIS ISSUE

• TALIBAN OR TERRORIST? SOME REFLECTIONS ON TALIBAN’S IDEOLOGY

  Aneela Sultana

  7-24

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• THE HISTORY OF INDIAN WOMEN: HINDUISM AT CROSSROADS WITH GENDER

  Babita Tewari, Sanjay Tewari

  25-47

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• RELIGION, CASTE AND COMMUNITY: IDENTITY SUBSTANTIATION THROUGH ‘MAILE’ CONGREGATIONS AMONG THE DORGAS OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR (INDIA)

  Ashish Saxena

  49-72

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ANALYSES

• CULTURE VERSUS RELIGION: A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF INDIGENOUS AFRICAN CULTURE OF UBUNTU IN SOCIAL CHANGE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIETY

  Mokong Simon Mapadimeng

  75-98

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• HOW THE CATHOLIC CHURCH VIEWS THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY?

  Ziad Fahed

  99-110

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• RELIGIONS, EDUCATION AND DEMOCRACY THE NECESSITY OF INTER-RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN THE MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

  Polikarpos Karamouzis

  111-125

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• RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM AND DEMOCRACY

  Luca Ozzano

  127-153

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REVIEWS, CRITICAL VIEWS AND POLEMICS

• “SECULARISM, RELIGION AND MULTICULTURAL CITIZENSHIP”

  Katie Anders

  157-160

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• “THE ORAL HISTORY OF THE COMMUNITY OF COMBATANT CLERGIES OF TEHRAN”

  Pupak Mohebali

  161-162

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• “HOT, FLAT, AND CROWDED: WHY WE NEED A GREEN REVOLUTION – AND HOW IT CAN RENEW AMERICA”

  Adeel Jamaluddin Khan

  163-167

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