Titlebook: Development, Civil Society and Faith-Based Organizations; Bridging the Sacred Gerard Clarke,Michael Jennings Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Das gruppendynamische Arbeitsmodell,Like other social sciences, it was heavily influenced by ‘secularization theory’, the belief (in Wilson’s classic formulation) that ‘religious institutions, actions and consciousness lose their social significance’ over time as societies modernize (Wilson 1992: 49).. This influence was evident in tw

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Eva-Maria Biermann-Ratjen,Jochen Eckertental development agencies, has tended to focus on the material and political outcomes of development with little reference to the religious structures and belief systems which shape the life worlds in which the majority of the inhabitants of poor countries live. This bias should not be interpreted

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Systemische Gruppenpsychotherapieis binary opposition between two — usually undefined — categories is to be found in the growing interest in ‘faith-based’ organizations (FBO) and their differences from what are thus necessarily described as ‘secular’ organizations. I would like to investigate just how ‘given’ this distinction is wi

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Bernhard Strau?,Dankwart Mattkeve organizations addressing the needs of the poor. Jordan is no exception, with the Islamic Center Charity Society (ICCS), the charity of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), being the largest in the country other than those established or patronized by members of the royal family. The ICCS forms what most

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Bewertung des verfügbaren Erkenntnisstandesis thus rarely examined as an ‘ordinary’ or legitimate political player. Yet, this is the position I adopt here. This chapter considers Hezbollah as a Lebanese political party which has been in charge of the elaboration and implementation of development policies for middle and lower-income Shi’i gro