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280.6 MIGRANT LABOUR AND INFRASTRUCTURAL LIMINALITY

Thomassen B. * , Brixtofte Petersen M. *

Roskilde University ~ Roskilde ~ Denmark

280.7 PROFESSIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND MIGRATORY TRAJECTORIES OF MUSLIM RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN FRANCOPHONE EUROPE

Toualbia M. *

Centre for Arab and Oriental Studies (CEAO), Sorbonne Nouvelle/ Paris ~ Paris ~ France

280.8 RELIGIOUS ACTORS AND TRANSNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY IN THE KOREAN LABOR MIGRATION TO WEST GERMANY

Jeong H. *

Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz ~ Mainz ~ Germany

281.1 FAITH, RELIGION AND WORLDVIEW IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS ACTORS AND FBO IN DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE PROCESS

Lange E. *

Researcher PIRON Global Development ~ Bonn ~ Germany

281.2 ON THE NECESSITY OF THEOLOGICAL LITERACY: LESSONS FROM COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN NIGERIA IN KENYA

Polinder S. *

Postdoctoral researcher at the Department History of International Relations at Utrecht University ~ Utrecht ~ Netherlands

281.3 Fieldwork in Orthodox Religious Communities in Times of Radicalization

Timofeeva Z.

University of Münster ~ Münster ~ Germany

281.4 THE BOOK OF JOSHUA AND THE AMBIVALENCE OF THE SACRED IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POLITICS: IMITATING THE 'BATTLE OF JERICHO' IN THE ATTACK ON THE U.S. CAPITAL (JANUARY 6, 2021), AND OBAMA'S CALL TO 'THE JOSHUA GENERATION' IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE

Thomas S. *

Las Casas Institute for Social Justice, Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford ~ Oxford ~ United Kingdom

281.5 RELIGIOUS ILLITERACY AND EU RELIGIOUS DIPLOMACY: INTERPRETIVE LIMITS IN THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION OR BELIEF

Uxhi P. *

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia / "Giuseppe Alberigo" European School for Advanced Religious Studies ~ Reggio Emilia ~ Italy

281.6 THE BOOK OF JOSHUA AND THE AMBIVALENCE OF THE SACRED IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Thomas S. *

Blackfriars Hall, Las Casas Institute for Social Justice, University of Oxford ~ Oxford, United Kingdom ~ United Kingdom

281.7 RELIGIOUS LITERACY IN HUMANITARIANISM: THE CASE OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Intropido S. *

Analyst at AMIStaDeS Study Centre on Research, Analysis, and Training in International Affairs ~ Rome ~ Italy

Papers

Results: 1419

280.6

MIGRANT LABOUR AND INFRASTRUCTURAL LIMINALITY

280.7

PROFESSIONAL CONSTRAINTS AND MIGRATORY TRAJECTORIES OF MUSLIM RELIGIOUS LEADERS IN FRANCOPHONE EUROPE

280.8

RELIGIOUS ACTORS AND TRANSNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY IN THE KOREAN LABOR MIGRATION TO WEST GERMANY

281.1

FAITH, RELIGION AND WORLDVIEW IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS ACTORS AND FBO IN DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE PROCESS

281.2

ON THE NECESSITY OF THEOLOGICAL LITERACY: LESSONS FROM COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN NIGERIA IN KENYA

281.3

Fieldwork in Orthodox Religious Communities in Times of Radicalization

281.4

THE BOOK OF JOSHUA AND THE AMBIVALENCE OF THE SACRED IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POLITICS: IMITATING THE 'BATTLE OF JERICHO' IN THE ATTACK ON THE U.S. CAPITAL (JANUARY 6, 2021), AND OBAMA'S CALL TO 'THE JOSHUA GENERATION' IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE

281.5

RELIGIOUS ILLITERACY AND EU RELIGIOUS DIPLOMACY: INTERPRETIVE LIMITS IN THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION OR BELIEF

281.6

THE BOOK OF JOSHUA AND THE AMBIVALENCE OF THE SACRED IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

281.7

RELIGIOUS LITERACY IN HUMANITARIANISM: THE CASE OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.