The Review of Faith & International Affairs

2012 - 2025

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Volume 23, issue S1, 2025

E Pluribus … Pluribus? Politics, Polarization, and Prospects for Covenantal Pluralism in the United States Today pp. 1-17

Laura R. Olson

Privileged Christianity and Covenantal Pluralism in England pp. 18-32

Judd Birdsall

A Canadian Covenant? Covenantal Pluralism and the Fate of a Dominion pp. 33-48

Robert J. Joustra

Covenantal Pluralism in Australia: A Near Miss with the Conditions of Possibility pp. 49-60

Renae Barker

Laïcité and Religious Diversity in France: Embracing Institutional and Covenantal Pluralism for a More Inclusive Public Space pp. 61-75

Jocelyne Cesari

The Netherlands at the Crossroads: On the Need for a Covenantal Comeback for Principled Pluralism pp. 76-88

Hans-Martien ten Napel

Between Inequality and Solidarity: Barriers and Possibilities for Covenantal Pluralism in Denmark pp. 89-101

Eva Maria Lassen

The Changing Religious Landscape and Context for Covenantal Pluralism in Italy pp. 102-110

Pasquale Annicchino

Religious Freedom and Religious Equality in Western Democracies, 1990–2023: An Empirical Study of Government Policy and Societal Discrimination pp. 111-136

Jonathan Fox and Ariel Zellman

Volume 23, issue 4, 2025

Rethinking Religious Freedom in a Fragmented and Digitalized World: An Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 1-5

Jocelyne Cesari

The Future of Religious Freedom: Rights, Recognition, and Resistance in the 21st Century pp. 6-18

Jocelyne Cesari

Populism, Nationalism, and Civilizationism: Implications and Complications for Religious Freedom pp. 19-32

Mae Elise Cannon

Measuring What Matters: Evolving Metrics of Religious Freedom pp. 33-56

Dennis P. Petri

Freedom of Religion or Belief amid Great Power Rivalry: Geopolitics and the Future of FoRB Scholarship and Strategy pp. 57-75

Robert J. Joustra

State of Play: Religious Freedom and Security, Extremism, and Terrorism pp. 76-92

Scott Gustafson, Jeremy Barker and Mitch Foor

Freedom of Religion or Belief and Cultural Heritage: Five Themes for Future Research and Action pp. 93-103

Elizabeth H. Prodromou

Religious Freedom in the Age of AI and Surveillance: Mapping the Field and Charting Future Research Directions pp. 104-116

Antonio Quirós-Fons

Religious Racism and African Diaspora Religious Freedom: A Review of Recent Literature pp. 117-130

Danielle N. Boaz

Religious Freedom and Religious Equality: Research, Praxis, and Future Trajectories pp. 131-144

Mariz Tadros

Volume 23, issue 3, 2025

Artificial Intelligence and Human Dignity: An Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 1-4

Brett G. Scharffs, Paul Martens and Dicky Sofjan

Human Dignity as a Tool for Differentiating Between Maleficent and Beneficent Uses of Artificial Intelligence pp. 5-15

Brett G. Scharffs and Alexandra Brown

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, Human Dignity, and Technology: Reflections on Benefits and Risks of AI pp. 16-25

Manisha Jain

Do Ethics in AI Still Matter? A Review of the 2021 UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI pp. 26-33

Undral Ganbaatar

If Not a Religion, Then What? Potential State Responses to the Conundrum of Artificial Intelligence as Religion pp. 34-47

Dorjana Bojanovska Popovska

Robot sAints: Questioning the Evolving Boundaries Of Ai-Generated Religious Images pp. 48-57

Kristina Arriaga

The European Union's Human-Centric Approach to AI: Towards a Global Ethical Standard pp. 58-71

Fearghas O’Beara

Constitutional Autonomy Meets Data Protection: European Religious Institutions’ Responses to the GDPR pp. 72-85

Ahmed M. Bamashmoos

Neurorights and the Common Good: Christian Ethical Perspectives on Neurotechnologies, AI, and Human Rights pp. 86-99

Neil Messer

AI and Human Dignity Within Health Care: A Christian Bioethical Assessment pp. 100-111

Devan Stahl

The “Technocratic Paradigm” in the Context of “Throwaway Culture”: Catholic Contributions to the Debate on Artificial Intelligence pp. 112-121

Pasquale Annicchino

Harmonizing Voices: African Ethical Philosophies and Interreligious Dialogue in AI Governance for Human Dignity pp. 122-135

Ahmed Salisu Garba

Volume 23, issue 2, 2025

India’s Use of Yoga in Diplomacy pp. 1-13

Lisa Otto

Religious Inequalities and Human Rights: Implications for International Development pp. 14-27

Katherine Marshall

Women Driving in Saudi Arabia: Female Perceptions Five Years After Lifting of the Ban pp. 28-49

Ismail Lala

The Rise of Environmentalism in the Shiʿi World: Evidence from Iran, Lebanon, and Yemen pp. 50-63

Emmanuel Karagiannis

Holy See–Israel Diplomatic Relations in Theological Context pp. 64-77

William McCormick, SJ

Religious Literacy and the Historical Evolution of European Identity: A Lithuanian Path through Differences to Commonality pp. 78-91

Dalia Marija Stančienė

Reflections on Religion, the Missing Dimension of Statecraft at Thirty pp. 92-95

Douglas M. Johnston

Faith at International Policy Tables: The G20 Interfaith Forum pp. 96-100

Katherine Marshall

Islam and Citizenship: Democracy and the Quest for an Inclusive Public Ethics pp. 101-103

James B. Hoesterey

Religion and World Politics: Connecting Theory with Practice pp. 104-106

Jodok Troy

Volume 23, issue 1, 2025

Obstacles to Covenantal Pluralism in Contemporary Russia pp. 1-14

Jekatyerina Dunajeva and Karrie Koesel

War as a Path to a Crossroads: The Fate of Covenantal Pluralism in Ukraine pp. 15-29

Catherine Wanner

Challenges and Opportunities for Covenantal Pluralism in Romania pp. 30-42

Lucian N. Leustean

Prospects for Covenantal Pluralism in Bulgaria pp. 43-56

Daniela Kalkandjieva

(Re)Conceptualizing Covenantal Pluralism in Georgia: Interfaith Dynamics on Orthodox Terms pp. 57-74

Tornike Metreveli

Political Regimes and Religious Co-existence: When is the Covenant Possible? The Case of Armenia pp. 75-87

Yulia Antonyan

Covenantal Pluralism in Eastern Europe? A Bleak Outlook from Serbia pp. 88-101

Marko Veković

Albania’s “Religious Harmony” Diplomacy pp. 102-115

Islam Jusufi

The New Governance of Religious Diversity pp. 116-118

Robert W. Hefner

Religious Minorities at Risk pp. 119-120

Robert J. Joustra