...tools to examine the interrelationship between international and local concepts of religious freedom, before outlining and commenting on the main positions dominating the debate at the PluRel blog. The international...
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Engaging religion at the Department of State
by Ahmed al-Rahim, Helge Årsheim, Pasquale Annicchino, Margot Badran, Benjamin L. Berger, Anver Emon, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Amy Frykholm, Maia Hallward, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Peter Mandaville, Nadia Marzouki, Melani McAlister, Sara Silvestri, Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, Mara Willard and Erin K. Wilson...Fellow, European University Institute Melani McAlister, Associate Professor of American Studies, International Affairs, and Media and Public Affairs, George Washington University Sara Silvestri, Senior Lecturer in International Politics, City University...
The politics of secularism in international relations
by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd...changed this past decade. It is now impossible to maintain the notion that religion is irrelevant to international politics, for at least three reasons. First, the United States has had...
Secularism, realism, and international relations
by Nicolas Guilhot...of international law is often seen to be lacking in these non-secular powers. The implication is that the adherence of religious regimes to international law should not be trusted, nor...
Banning Shari‘a
by Anver Emon...and international law suggests that these bills cannot be easily reduced to mere hostility to Islam. These bills ban both Shari‘a and international law, identifying the latter with institutions of...
Where lies wisdom, where folly?
by Thomas F. FarrTwo recent developments provide good reason to revisit a debate that took place in these pages last year concerning the U.S. policy of advancing international religious freedom (IRF). The first...
New report on religion and international relations
by Jonathan VanAntwerpen...shaped the international system of states and international relations theory? And, how is religion most importantly manifested in contemporary international relations? The resulting report offers insights for all who are...
Believing in religious freedom
by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd...story of international religious freedom offers something for everyone. It pits cowardly oppressors against heroic saviors. It is a story of the triumph of international law over those who fail...
Beyond Religious Freedom—An introduction
by Elizabeth Shakman Hurd...to bear on a specific moment in international history—our own—in which religion is understood to have “returned” to public international life. It diagnoses and describes this new dispensation, the “two...
Remaking the world
by Michael Barnett...and the secular in our modern liberal international order recasts the origins and evolution of modern international ethics. The international ethics of protection and the relief of suffering might have...