The Review of Faith & International Affairs

2012 - 2025

Current editor(s): Dennis R. Hoover

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2013

IN SEARCH OF THE BOTTOM LINE ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WINTER 2013 ISSUE pp. 1-4

Dennis R. Hoover and Thomas F. Farr

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: EXPLORING THE CAUSAL CONNECTIONS pp. 5-23

Anthony Gill

GILL, INTERRUPTED pp. 24-27

John M. Owen

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY: BETWEEN STRATEGY AND TELOS pp. 28-31

Kristine Kalanges

CHARITABLE GIVING MODEL OR MUDDLE? pp. 32-36

Carolyn M. Warner

THE INVISIBLE WOMAN pp. 37-40

Monica Duffy Toft

RELIGION AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AMONG THE ENTERPRISING POOR pp. 41-45

Rebecca Samuel Shah

MODELS AND MOMENTUM IN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY pp. 46-49

William Inboden

NO ORDINARY FREEDOM pp. 50-53

Roger Trigg

THE "RELIGIOUS LIBERTY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT" FORUM: A REPLY pp. 54-56

Anthony Gill

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: A CONVERSATION WITH RICK WARREN AND ROBERT P. GEORGE pp. 57-68

John J. DiIulio

Searching for Heaven in the Real World: A Sociological Discussion of Conversion in the Arab World pp. 69-72

Laura Merzig Fabrycky

Just and Unjust Peace: An Ethic of Political Reconciliation pp. 73-74

Mark R. Amstutz

The Global Public Square: Religious Freedom and the Making of a World Safe for Diversity pp. 75-76

Judd Birdsall

Volume 11, issue 3, 2013

FAITH, FREEDOM, AND FALSIFIABILITY: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FALL 2013 ISSUE pp. 1-2

Dennis R. Hoover

CROSS-NATIONAL INFLUENCES ON SOCIAL HOSTILITIES INVOLVING RELIGION AND GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS ON RELIGION pp. 3-9

Brian J. Grim

THE POLITICS OF RELIGIOUS OUTBIDDING pp. 10-19

Monica D. Toft

DO THE PROMISES OF RELIGION TO DEMOCRACY STILL HOLD? pp. 20-39

Corwin E. Smidt

PENTECOSTAL CHRISTIANITY AND CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS IN CHINA: THE CASE OF THE TRUE JESUS CHURCH MOVEMENT pp. 40-51

Jiexia Zhai Autry

THE PROMISE OF CANADA'S OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 52-60

James C. Wallace and Richelle Wiseman

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THE PROMOTION OF FREEDOM OF RELIGION OR BELIEF IN ITALIAN FOREIGN POLICY pp. 61-68

Pasquale Annicchino

CRITICAL-PROGRESSIVE MUSLIM THOUGHT: REFLECTIONS ON ITS POLITICAL RAMIFICATIONS pp. 69-79

Adis Duderija

Christian Approaches to International Affairs pp. 80-81

Robert Joustra

Muslim Nationalism and the New Turks pp. 82-83

Artyom Tonoyan

Silenced: How Apostasy and Blasphemy Codes are Choking Freedom Worldwide pp. 84-85

Jennifer S. Bryson

Volume 11, issue 2, 2013

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESEARCH AND THE FUTURE OF ASIAN STUDIES: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SUMMER 2013 ISSUE pp. 1-5

Stephen Bailey and Jiexia Zhai Autry

A RESEARCH AGENDA ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN CHINA pp. 6-17

Fenggang Yang

THE STUDY OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN INDONESIA pp. 18-27

Robert W. Hefner

UNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN SINGAPORE pp. 28-35

Mathews Mathew

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE PHILIPPINES: FROM LEGALITIES TO LIVED EXPERIENCE pp. 36-45

Jayeel Serrano Cornelio

SPIRITUAL POLITICS, POLITICAL RELIGION, AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN BURMA pp. 46-54

Mikael Gravers

VIETNAMESE RELIGIONS, ASIAN STUDIES, AND THE RULE OF LAW pp. 55-63

James F. Lewis

LAOS AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM STUDIES pp. 64-73

Stephen Bailey

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN JAPAN: RESEARCH NEEDS IN HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE pp. 74-81

Kevin Cooney

Volume 11, issue 1, 2013

INTERNATIONAL GOOD FAITH: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE 10-super-TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE pp. 1-8

Chris Seiple

THE FIRST HUMAN RIGHT: RELIGIOUS LIBERTY AND THE AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC TRADITION pp. 9-14

Andrew Preston

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND US PUBLIC DIPLOMACY pp. 15-21

Philip Seib

WHAT THEY SAY AND DO: RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AS A NATIONAL SECURITY LENS pp. 22-30

Eric Patterson

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND PEACEBUILDING: MAY I INTRODUCE YOU TWO? pp. 31-37

Daniel Philpott

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN US INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE AND HUMANITARIAN RELIEF: IDEAS, PRACTICE, AND ISSUES pp. 38-48

Katherine Marshall

OPPORTUNITIES AND OBSTACLES: CONGRESS AND INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM POLICY pp. 49-55

Amy E. Black

NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS: DOING THEIR SHARE FOR INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 56-65

Virginia L. Farris

INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE DEFAMATION OF RELIGION CONUNDRUM pp. 66-75

Brett G. Scharffs

FAITH, FREEDOM, AND US FOREIGN POLICY: AVOIDING THE PROVERBIAL CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS IN EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA pp. 76-78

Eugene K.B. Tan

US INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM POLICY FROM AN EGYPTIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 79-81

Sondos Asem

THE US CONCERN FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 82-83

Tahir Mahmood

US FOREIGN POLICY AND THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN PAKISTAN pp. 84-86

Minhas Majeed Khan

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM BEYOND RIGHTS: RETROSPECTIVE LESSONS FOR CANADA FROM AMERICA'S OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 87-89

Robert Joustra

Volume 10, issue 4, 2012

GLOBAL POLITICS AND THE QUESTION OF SHARI'A: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE WINTER 2012 ISSUE pp. 1-8

Robert W. Hefner

DEBATING THE ISLAMIC SHARI'A IN 21-super-st-CENTURY EGYPT pp. 9-17

By Nathan J. Brown

SHARI'A IN THE POLITICS OF SAUDI ARABIA pp. 18-27

Frank E. Vogel

ETHICAL NOT SHARI'A ISLAM: ISLAMIC DEBATES IN TURKEY pp. 28-34

Hakan M. Yavuz

THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN: SHARI'A POLITICS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF ISLAMIC LAW pp. 35-44

Bahman Baktiari

SHARI'A IN AFGHANISTAN pp. 45-52

Thomas J. Barfield

SHARI'A AND THE STATE IN PAKISTAN pp. 53-60

Muhammad Qasim Zaman

SHARI'A POLITICS AND INDONESIAN DEMOCRACY pp. 61-69

Robert W. Hefner

Fawaz A. Gerges, Obama and the Middle East: The End of America's Moment? pp. 70-71

Judd Birdsall

Akbar Ahmed, Journey into America: The Challenge of Islam pp. 72-74

Eric Patterson

Roger Trigg, Equality, Freedom, and Religion pp. 75-76

David T. Koyzis

Jacqueline Maria Hagan, Migration Miracle: Faith, Hope, and Meaning on the Undocumented Journey pp. 77-79

Jeff Haanen

Volume 10, issue 3, 2012

URGENT QUESTIONS AND STRATEGIC MODELS FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ADVOCACY: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FALL 2012 ISSUE pp. 1-4

Allen Hertzke

PROTECTING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM SHOULD BE A PRIORITY FOR ALL DEMOCRACIES pp. 5-9

Tony Blair

PIONEERING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ADVOCACY BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN: LESSONS AND LEGACIES pp. 11-15

Michael Bourdeaux

LESSONS IN LEVERAGING LEGAL PROTECTION FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY pp. 17-24

Angela Wu Howard

INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ADVOCACY IN THE FIELD: CHALLENGES, EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES, AND THE ROAD AHEAD pp. 25-32

Ziya Meral

OBAMA AND THE DRAMA OVER INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM POLICY: AN INSIDER'S PERSPECTIVE pp. 33-41

Judd Birdsall

BACK TO THE BEGINNING: REBUILDING AN INTELLECTUAL CONSENSUS FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 43-50

Thomas Farr

ADVOCACY COALITIONS AND LEGISLATIVE LOBBYING FOR INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 51-57

Greg Mitchell

A PUBLIC DIPLOMACY APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 59-66

Liora Danan

THE US COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: CHALLENGING THE STATUS QUO pp. 67-72

Leonard Leo and Don Argue

“IF NOT NOW, WHEN?”: JEWISH ADVOCACY FOR FREEDOM OF RELIGION pp. 73-79

Felice Gaer

THE ADVOCACY OF THE US CATHOLIC BISHOPS FOR INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM pp. 81-88

Stephen Colecchi

THE CIVIL RIGHTS MODEL: APPLYING THE “MONTGOMERY METHOD” TO THE MIDDLE EAST pp. 89-96

Zainab Al-Suwaij

BUILDING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: A THEORY OF CHANGE pp. 97-102

Chris Seiple

Volume 10, issue 2, 2012

SHARP-EDGED EXCEPTIONALISM: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SUMMER 2012 ISSUE pp. 1-4

Dennis Hoover

“WEE SHALL BE AS A CITTY UPON A HILL”: JOHN WINTHROP'S NON-AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM pp. 5-11

Mark Noll

THE ESSENCE OF EXCEPTIONALISM: ROGER WILLIAMS AND THE BIRTH OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN AMERICA pp. 13-19

Chris Seiple

AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND POLITICAL RELIGION IN REPUBLICAN POLITICS TODAY pp. 33-40

Mark Silk

BARACK OBAMA AND AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISMS pp. 41-50

Philip Gorski and William McMillan

CHOSEN LAND, CHOSEN PEOPLE: RELIGIOUS AND AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AMONG THE MORMONS pp. 51-58

Philip Barlow

AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND AMERICAN MUSLIMS pp. 59-65

M. Muqtedar Khan

COUNTERTERRORISM AND THE NEW AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM pp. 67-76

Michael Vlahos

THE RELIGIOUS ROOTS OF FOREIGN POLICY EXCEPTIONALISM pp. 77-85

James Guth

Erratum pp. 87-87

The Editors

Volume 10, issue 1, 2012

BEGINNINGS AND LEGACIES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN GLOBAL SERVICE: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE SPRING 2012 ISSUE pp. 1-3

R. Smith

RELIGION, RACE, AND THE MAKING OF AMERICAN GLOBAL CITIZENS pp. 5-14

R. Smith

A NEW PARADIGM OF FOREIGN ENGAGEMENT: THE LEGACY OF DR. JAMES H. ROBINSON pp. 15-23

James Joseph

FORMATION OF MORAL CHARACTER THROUGH GLOBAL COMMUNITY SERVICE pp. 25-28

Peter Paris

RESEARCHING AND FACILITATING AFRICAN AMERICAN GLOBAL VOLUNTEERISM pp. 29-36

Jacqueline Mattis, Meredith Hope, Ryan Sutton, Michael Udoh and Fabienne Doucet

EQUIPPING THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL FAITH-BASED SERVICE pp. 37-42

Marsha Haney

FRONTIERS OF FRIENDSHIP AND MID-TWENTIETH-CENTURY GLOBAL SERVICE pp. 43-44

J. McCloud

THE PEACE CORPS: GATEWAY TO A NEW LIFE pp. 45-46

John Bryant

A LEGACY OF FAITH AND SERVICE pp. 47-48

Kristen Leslie

VOLUNTEERING AND INTER-BEING pp. 49-50

Lynn MacMichael

A FAITH THAT FORCED MY FOOTSTEPS pp. 51-52

Gerald Durley

CROSS-CULTURAL SERVICE AS A SOURCE FOR INTELLECTUAL BRIDGE-BUILDING pp. 53-55

Katie Cannon

A MINISTRY OF BRIDGE-BUILDING: MY DEBT TO DR. JAMES H. ROBINSON pp. 57-59

Harold Lewis

MY MUTUAL CALLINGS TO CHRISTIAN MINISTRY AND GLOBAL SERVICE pp. 61-63

Jonathan Weaver

EXPERIENCING UNITY IN THE DIVERSITY OF GLOBAL SERVICE pp. 65-66

Angelique Walker-Smith

AFRICAN PILGRIMAGE AND AMERICAN SOCIAL IDENTITY pp. 67-70

R. Smith