International Development and Local Faith Actors (eBook, ePUB)

Ideological and Cultural Encounters
Redaktion: Kraft, Kathryn; Wilkinson, Olivia J.

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book is an important contribution to the growing body of literature on faith and development, and will be useful both to researchers, and to practitioners working with faith communities.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 278
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. März 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000053272
• Artikelnr.: 58834625

Autorenporträt

Kathryn Kraft is Senior Lecturer in International Development at the University of East London, and has served as Senior Research Advisor for Faith and Development at World Vision International. Throughout her career she has played various roles negotiating the space between the worlds of humanitarian aid, religious communities and academic research. She has facilitated various initiatives that promote the development of civil society and grassroots efforts for development and humanitarian work through strong research and learning exchange. Her research has focused on faith-based humanitarianism and collaborations between grassroots actors, intermediaries and members of the global humanitarian community. Olivia J. Wilkinson is the Director of Research at the Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLI), based in DC. The JLI works directly with humanitarian and development organizations and academics to convene around discussions of research on religion and development, particularly the role of local faith actors. Olivia is a sociologist and her main research interests focus on the influence of secular and religious values in shaping humanitarian action, with her monograph on this subject to be published by Routledge, titled "Secular and Religious Dynamics in Humanitarian Response". She has a Ph.D. and Master's in humanitarian action from Trinity College Dublin and Université catholique de Louvain (Network on Humanitarian Action - NOHA) respectively and a Bachelor's degree from the University of Cambridge in Theology and Religious Studies.

Inhaltsangabe

1: Identifying the Encounters between Local Faith Communities and
International Development Actors, by Olivia J. Wilkinson and Kathryn Kraft
Section 1: Conceptualising Development in the space between faith and
secular approaches 2: Mobilisation towards what? Moving beyond an
instrumental view of local faith actors in WASH programmes, by Jonathan
Wiles and Nathan Mallonee 3: From Principles to Praxis: The Worldwide
Bahá'í Community's Approach to Social and Economic Development, by Nava
Kavelin and Julia Berger 4: The spiritual is political: reflecting on
gender, religion and secularism in international development, by Brenda E.
Bartelink and Erin K. Wilson 5: Social movement and mobilisation approaches
- a case study of Tearfund, by Madleina Daehnhardt 6: Cascading theology:
Experiences of the implementation of a training-of-the-trainers model for
faith-based gender-based violence intervention, by Elisabet le Roux and
Jill Olivier Section 2: Practice-based knowledge on partnerships between
INGOs and local faith communities 7: Mobilising Local Faith Communities: A
cross-organisational comparison of the main mechanisms and methods, by
Olivia J. Wilkinson, Stacy Nam, and Jean Duff 8: Integrating gender-based
violence and child protection, an exploration of Islamic Relief's
approaches, by Sandra Iman Pertek, Najah Almugahed and Neelam Fida 9:
Channels of Hope for Gender: Mobilising Communities to Address GBV across
the Pacific and Timor-Leste, by Alina Meyer and Abigail Howe-Will 10: The
Potential of Faith Leader's Delivery Platforms: Reaching Underserved
Populations in Africa with Reproductive Health Interventions, by Alfonso
Rosales and Arielle Dolegui 11: Working with data to evolve a community
mobilisation process with pastors in the Philippines, by Lincoln Lau
Section 3: Parallel systems: how development actors do and do not engage
with each other 12: Local Faith Communities and the Sustainable Development
Goals in India and Ethiopia, by Emma Tomalin and Jörg Haustein 13: The
encounter between international donors and Christian faith-based
organisations in the Cameroonian health system: Assumptions, influence and
effects, by Sybille Herzig van Wees 14: "When a child has not made 18 years
and you marry her off ... don't bother to invite me! I will not come": the
role and involvement of faith leaders' wives in child protection issues, by
Carola Eyber and Kanykey Jailobaeva Section 4: Deep engagement in complex
issues 15: What's in a name? Identifying the harm in 'harmful traditional
practices', by Elisabet le Roux and Brenda E. Bartelink 16: Faith
collaborations in promoting tolerance and social cohesion, by Kathryn Kraft
17: Partnering with local faith communities: Learning from the response to
internal displacement and sexual violence in Colombia, by Elisabet le Roux
and Laura Cadavid Valencia Index