Themes in Religion and Human Security in Africa
Herausgeber: Tarusarira, Joram; Chitando, Ezra
Themes in Religion and Human Security in Africa
Herausgeber: Tarusarira, Joram; Chitando, Ezra
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This book reflects on major themes present at the interface between religion and human security in Africa. It probes the extent to which religion is both a threat to and a resource for human security in Africa by examining specific issues occurring across the continent.
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This book reflects on major themes present at the interface between religion and human security in Africa. It probes the extent to which religion is both a threat to and a resource for human security in Africa by examining specific issues occurring across the continent.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 278
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780367861339
- ISBN-10: 036786133X
- Artikelnr.: 60354084
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 278
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 581g
- ISBN-13: 9780367861339
- ISBN-10: 036786133X
- Artikelnr.: 60354084
Joram Tarusarira is an Assistant Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding and the Director of the Centre for Religion, Conflict and Globalisation at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands. He has expertise in Religion, Conflict, Peacebuilding and Reconciliation; Religion and Politics; Community Development; Civil Society and Social Movements. He has published widely in these areas. One of his latest publications (co-edited with E. Chitando) is, Religion and Human Security in Africa (2019). Ezra Chitando currently serves as Professor of History and Phenomenology of Religion at the University of Zimbabwe and as Theology Consultant on HIV and AIDS for the World Council of Churches. He has expertise in Religion and: Security, Development, HIV/AIDS, Gender, Climate Change and others. He has published widely in these areas. One of is his latest publications (co-edited with J. Tarusarira) is, Religion and Human Security in Africa (2019).
Introduction: Themes in Religion and Human Security in Africa-Joram
Tarusarira and Ezra Chitando; 1 Religion and the Critique of Human
Security-Joram Tarusarira;2 Religion and Human Security in Africa-Chammah
J. Kaunda and Sokfa F. John; 3 The Political Economy of Religious Violence
in Africa-Asonzeh Ukah; 4 African Traditional Religion and Human Security
in Ghana-Samuel Awuah-Nyamkye; 5 Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Ubuntu/Hunhu
and the Preservation of Ecosystems in Zimbabwe: Implications for Human
Security-Alfred Madanhi; 6 Race, Schooling and Religious Conflict at the
Bulawayo Indian School, Southern Rhodesia, 1935-1950-Barbara Mahamba; 7
Religious Tribalism, Local Morality and Violence in Christian Kenya-
Yonatan Gez, Yvan Droz and Hervé Maupeu; 8 Terrorism in Africa: Explaining
the Need for Good Governance in order to Promote Human Security-Darlington
Mutanga; 9 Development as a Factor in the Religion and Human Security Nexus
in Africa-Molly Manyonganise; 10 Is Islam the Problem or the victim of
violence? Selective Interpretation of Sacred Texts and the Threat to Living
Together in Africa-Hassan J. Ndzovu; 11 Communicating Religious Extremism
in West Africa-Innocent Chiluwa, Lily Chimuanya and esther Ajiboye; 12 The
ambivalence of the immanent: human security and the development response to
HIV and AIDS in Uganda-Brenda E. Bartelink; 13 Engaging Youth for a
Sustainable Culture of Peace and Security in Kenya: The Role of Faith
Based/Inspired Organizations and Other Non-State Actors-Damaris Pasitau and
Godwin Murunga; 14 The Church in Botswana: An Ally or an Enemy of the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Community?-Pauline
Elizabeth Motswapong; 15 From faith through hospital to faith: Value Prisms
of health seeking in Ghana-Simon Kofi Appiah; 16 Teaching Religion and
Human Security in Africa-Ezra Chitando and Joram Tarusarira
Tarusarira and Ezra Chitando; 1 Religion and the Critique of Human
Security-Joram Tarusarira;2 Religion and Human Security in Africa-Chammah
J. Kaunda and Sokfa F. John; 3 The Political Economy of Religious Violence
in Africa-Asonzeh Ukah; 4 African Traditional Religion and Human Security
in Ghana-Samuel Awuah-Nyamkye; 5 Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Ubuntu/Hunhu
and the Preservation of Ecosystems in Zimbabwe: Implications for Human
Security-Alfred Madanhi; 6 Race, Schooling and Religious Conflict at the
Bulawayo Indian School, Southern Rhodesia, 1935-1950-Barbara Mahamba; 7
Religious Tribalism, Local Morality and Violence in Christian Kenya-
Yonatan Gez, Yvan Droz and Hervé Maupeu; 8 Terrorism in Africa: Explaining
the Need for Good Governance in order to Promote Human Security-Darlington
Mutanga; 9 Development as a Factor in the Religion and Human Security Nexus
in Africa-Molly Manyonganise; 10 Is Islam the Problem or the victim of
violence? Selective Interpretation of Sacred Texts and the Threat to Living
Together in Africa-Hassan J. Ndzovu; 11 Communicating Religious Extremism
in West Africa-Innocent Chiluwa, Lily Chimuanya and esther Ajiboye; 12 The
ambivalence of the immanent: human security and the development response to
HIV and AIDS in Uganda-Brenda E. Bartelink; 13 Engaging Youth for a
Sustainable Culture of Peace and Security in Kenya: The Role of Faith
Based/Inspired Organizations and Other Non-State Actors-Damaris Pasitau and
Godwin Murunga; 14 The Church in Botswana: An Ally or an Enemy of the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Community?-Pauline
Elizabeth Motswapong; 15 From faith through hospital to faith: Value Prisms
of health seeking in Ghana-Simon Kofi Appiah; 16 Teaching Religion and
Human Security in Africa-Ezra Chitando and Joram Tarusarira
Introduction: Themes in Religion and Human Security in Africa-Joram
Tarusarira and Ezra Chitando; 1 Religion and the Critique of Human
Security-Joram Tarusarira;2 Religion and Human Security in Africa-Chammah
J. Kaunda and Sokfa F. John; 3 The Political Economy of Religious Violence
in Africa-Asonzeh Ukah; 4 African Traditional Religion and Human Security
in Ghana-Samuel Awuah-Nyamkye; 5 Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Ubuntu/Hunhu
and the Preservation of Ecosystems in Zimbabwe: Implications for Human
Security-Alfred Madanhi; 6 Race, Schooling and Religious Conflict at the
Bulawayo Indian School, Southern Rhodesia, 1935-1950-Barbara Mahamba; 7
Religious Tribalism, Local Morality and Violence in Christian Kenya-
Yonatan Gez, Yvan Droz and Hervé Maupeu; 8 Terrorism in Africa: Explaining
the Need for Good Governance in order to Promote Human Security-Darlington
Mutanga; 9 Development as a Factor in the Religion and Human Security Nexus
in Africa-Molly Manyonganise; 10 Is Islam the Problem or the victim of
violence? Selective Interpretation of Sacred Texts and the Threat to Living
Together in Africa-Hassan J. Ndzovu; 11 Communicating Religious Extremism
in West Africa-Innocent Chiluwa, Lily Chimuanya and esther Ajiboye; 12 The
ambivalence of the immanent: human security and the development response to
HIV and AIDS in Uganda-Brenda E. Bartelink; 13 Engaging Youth for a
Sustainable Culture of Peace and Security in Kenya: The Role of Faith
Based/Inspired Organizations and Other Non-State Actors-Damaris Pasitau and
Godwin Murunga; 14 The Church in Botswana: An Ally or an Enemy of the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Community?-Pauline
Elizabeth Motswapong; 15 From faith through hospital to faith: Value Prisms
of health seeking in Ghana-Simon Kofi Appiah; 16 Teaching Religion and
Human Security in Africa-Ezra Chitando and Joram Tarusarira
Tarusarira and Ezra Chitando; 1 Religion and the Critique of Human
Security-Joram Tarusarira;2 Religion and Human Security in Africa-Chammah
J. Kaunda and Sokfa F. John; 3 The Political Economy of Religious Violence
in Africa-Asonzeh Ukah; 4 African Traditional Religion and Human Security
in Ghana-Samuel Awuah-Nyamkye; 5 Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Ubuntu/Hunhu
and the Preservation of Ecosystems in Zimbabwe: Implications for Human
Security-Alfred Madanhi; 6 Race, Schooling and Religious Conflict at the
Bulawayo Indian School, Southern Rhodesia, 1935-1950-Barbara Mahamba; 7
Religious Tribalism, Local Morality and Violence in Christian Kenya-
Yonatan Gez, Yvan Droz and Hervé Maupeu; 8 Terrorism in Africa: Explaining
the Need for Good Governance in order to Promote Human Security-Darlington
Mutanga; 9 Development as a Factor in the Religion and Human Security Nexus
in Africa-Molly Manyonganise; 10 Is Islam the Problem or the victim of
violence? Selective Interpretation of Sacred Texts and the Threat to Living
Together in Africa-Hassan J. Ndzovu; 11 Communicating Religious Extremism
in West Africa-Innocent Chiluwa, Lily Chimuanya and esther Ajiboye; 12 The
ambivalence of the immanent: human security and the development response to
HIV and AIDS in Uganda-Brenda E. Bartelink; 13 Engaging Youth for a
Sustainable Culture of Peace and Security in Kenya: The Role of Faith
Based/Inspired Organizations and Other Non-State Actors-Damaris Pasitau and
Godwin Murunga; 14 The Church in Botswana: An Ally or an Enemy of the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Community?-Pauline
Elizabeth Motswapong; 15 From faith through hospital to faith: Value Prisms
of health seeking in Ghana-Simon Kofi Appiah; 16 Teaching Religion and
Human Security in Africa-Ezra Chitando and Joram Tarusarira