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- The City in Twentieth-Century Mexican History: Urban Concentration and the Concentration of Power
  by Simeon J. Newman
- Hidden Vulnerability and Inequality: The Covid-19 Pandemic in Singapore
  by Sulfikar Amir
- What Pessimistic Takes on Americans’ Willingness to Fight Covid-19 Get Wrong
  by John Sides
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- “. . . by law established”: A transatlantic dialogue
  by Julian Rivers and Winnifred Fallers Sullivan
- Law, love, phenomenology: Levinas between Lyotard and Marion
  by François-David Sebbah
- Sonic controversy: “Hinduistic music” in Pakistan
  by Shaheer Afaqi
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- Kujenga Amani facilitates the exchange of ideas about diverse aspects of peacebuilding in Africa.
- #EndSARS Protest: More than a Call for Security Sector Reform in Nigeria?
  by Maurice Ogbonnaya
- Côte d’Ivoire’s October 2020 Presidential Election: Any Danger Ahead?
  by Arsène Brice Bado
- African Migrants’ Remittances: An Avenue of Giving and Receiving Severely Disrupted during the Covid-19 Lockdown
  by Dostin Mulopo Lakika
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#OccupyWallSt, spirituality, and faith

John D. Boy·

October 12, 2011

On September 17, protesters heeded the call to occupy Wall Street and set up camp in a semi-public park in…

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Naive and reflective faiths

Hent de Vries·

December 20, 2008

It was difficult all along to conceive of religion (its ritual practices, mystical unions, or attractions and immersions of any…

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Is critique secular?

Resistance, critique, religion

Simon During·

October 20, 2008

Justin Neuman's stimulating last post encouraged me to reread the debate asking "Is Critique Secular?"from the beginning, and in doing so I…

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Welcome to the faith-based economy

Arjun Appadurai·

October 14, 2008

Last week as I listened, along with many other Americans and others around the world, to President Bush's most recent…

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A cognitive revolution?

The cognitive revolution and the decline of monotheism

Kelly Bulkeley·

May 30, 2008

To appreciate the cultural impact of the “cognitive revolution” discussed by David Brooks in his New York Times op-ed column…

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