Religious Leaders and the Regime in the Second Republic of Zimbabwe discusses the nexus of religion and politics in Zimbabwe. The book focuses on how religion has played a role in thwarting democracy and has acted as a machine to silence dissenting voices, repression, and poor governance.
Religious Leaders and the Regime in the Second Republic of Zimbabwe discusses the nexus of religion and politics in Zimbabwe. The book focuses on how religion has played a role in thwarting democracy and has acted as a machine to silence dissenting voices, repression, and poor governance.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Bekithemba Dube is associate professor and Head of Department at the University of the Free State.
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Introduction: Religious Enablers/Resistors and Thwarting of the Democratic Space in Zimbabwe Bekithemba Dube List of Abbreviations Chapter One: Mapostori as Regime Enablers and Endangered Group: The Case of Zanu PF and Operation Dudula Bekithemba Dube Chapter Two: Evangelism as a Regime Transformer? Evangelical Political Engagement in the Undemocratic Zimbabwean State Collium Banda Chapter Three: The Church and Politics in Zimbabwe's Second Republic Silindiwe Zvingowanisei and Sophia Chirongoma Chapter Four: Andrew Wutawunashe and the Politics of Zimbabwe's Second Republic Sifiso Mpofu Chapter Five: Religious Leaders as Psychic Destabilizers: Ambivalent Terrain of Regime Enabling in Zimbabwe Bekithemba Dube and Gift Masengwe Chapter Six: Displacing to Occupy the Space: Apostle Talent Chiwenga's Tactic to Enter the Zimbabwean Religious Gallery Martin Mujinga and Ezra Chitando Chapter Seven: Religious Comedians and Regime Enabling in Zimbabwe: The Case of Passion Java, Mai TT, and Madam Boss Bekithemba Dube Chapter Eight: The Ideology of the 'Underbelly' and the Biblical Prophetic Responsibility of Andrew Wutawunashe in Zimbabwe Gift Masengwe and Bekithemba Dube Chapter Nine: Church Conferences as Campaigning Ground for the Ruling Party (Zanu-PF) Ezekiel Baloyi Chapter Ten: "What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?'': Church and Politics in the Second Republic of Zimbabwe Robert Matikiti and Maybe Zengenene Chapter Eleven: The Trajectories of the Church's Regime Enablers and Regime Resistors in Zimbabwe Bednicho Nyoni Chapter Twelve: Preaching, Parrhesia and the Political in Zimbabwe: A case of Apostle Talent Chiwenga Theophilus Tinashe Nenjerama About the Contributors
Introduction: Religious Enablers/Resistors and Thwarting of the Democratic Space in Zimbabwe Bekithemba Dube List of Abbreviations Chapter One: Mapostori as Regime Enablers and Endangered Group: The Case of Zanu PF and Operation Dudula Bekithemba Dube Chapter Two: Evangelism as a Regime Transformer? Evangelical Political Engagement in the Undemocratic Zimbabwean State Collium Banda Chapter Three: The Church and Politics in Zimbabwe's Second Republic Silindiwe Zvingowanisei and Sophia Chirongoma Chapter Four: Andrew Wutawunashe and the Politics of Zimbabwe's Second Republic Sifiso Mpofu Chapter Five: Religious Leaders as Psychic Destabilizers: Ambivalent Terrain of Regime Enabling in Zimbabwe Bekithemba Dube and Gift Masengwe Chapter Six: Displacing to Occupy the Space: Apostle Talent Chiwenga's Tactic to Enter the Zimbabwean Religious Gallery Martin Mujinga and Ezra Chitando Chapter Seven: Religious Comedians and Regime Enabling in Zimbabwe: The Case of Passion Java, Mai TT, and Madam Boss Bekithemba Dube Chapter Eight: The Ideology of the 'Underbelly' and the Biblical Prophetic Responsibility of Andrew Wutawunashe in Zimbabwe Gift Masengwe and Bekithemba Dube Chapter Nine: Church Conferences as Campaigning Ground for the Ruling Party (Zanu-PF) Ezekiel Baloyi Chapter Ten: "What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?'': Church and Politics in the Second Republic of Zimbabwe Robert Matikiti and Maybe Zengenene Chapter Eleven: The Trajectories of the Church's Regime Enablers and Regime Resistors in Zimbabwe Bednicho Nyoni Chapter Twelve: Preaching, Parrhesia and the Political in Zimbabwe: A case of Apostle Talent Chiwenga Theophilus Tinashe Nenjerama About the Contributors
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