Discursive Tradition – The Immanent Frame

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- Social Movements as Bulwarks of Democracy: Indigenous Mobilization and Political Inclusion in Ecuador
  by Karla Mundim
- Violence against Women in Politics in Brazil: An Instrument of Power and Anti-Egalitarian Obstruction
  by Tássia Rabelo de Pinho
- District Selection and Racial Identity: Voting Preferences in the Colombian Congress’ Black District
  by Cristina Echeverri-Pineda and Mateo Villamizar-Chaparro
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- Asian American religions: Transforming our religious ecology
  by Jane Naomi Iwamura and Tammy C. Ho
- Who (or what) is an Asian American evangelical?
  by Jane Hong
- What is your religion?: Hmong Americans and the category of religion
  by Melissa Borja
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- Celebrating Every Effort to Build Peaceful Societies: The Experience of Two Peace Clubs in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Yumbe District, Uganda
  by Danson Sylvester Kahyana
- Digital Sovereignty in Africa: The Albatross of Digital Transformation and Autonomy
  by Tope Shola Akinyetun
- Against Mystification: Toward a Creative Practice of Writing
  by Asher Gamedze
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Science and the soul: New inquiries into Islamic ethics

A wind from the invisible: A reply to Spadola and Khan

Anand Vivek Taneja·

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I am honored and humbled by the great care and critical attention with which Naveeda Khan and Emilio Spadola have…

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Science and the soul: New inquiries into Islamic ethics

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Emilio Spadola·

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Visiting Firoz Shah Kotla has much to tell us about Islamic epistemologies, and much to tell us about how to…

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