The Immanent Frame contributor Mbaye Lo writes at Mondoweiss on ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi's claim of legitimacy and its…
The religious dimension of Morsi’s mandate
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New report on religion and international relations
A working group on "international relations and religion," convened by Michael Desch and Daniel Philpott, recently released released a detailed report.
Engaging religion at the Department of State
This past week, the US Department of State announced the creation of a new office that “will focus on engagement with…
Crisis in Egypt roundup
The public protests and ouster of elected Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi by the Egyptian military followed by the appointment of…
CFP: Bridging Voices
The British Council has recently announced the launch of Bridging Voices, a grants program aimed at promoting improved understanding of…
Global reflex
As both Marcia Pally and David Gushee note, there is no historical reason why evangelicalism should identify with a single…
Morsi’s moves
On November 21st, a Egyptian-sponsored ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect, bringing an end to eight days of particularly…
Henry R. Luce Initiative on Religion and International Affairs
A central source of support for the Social Science Research Council’s program on religion and the public sphere (including ongoing support…
Conference on René Girard and international relations
On May 23-24, 2013, the University of Central Lancashire will convene a conference on "Politics, Violence and the Sacred: Exploring…
The discourse of Islamic militancy
Over at ISLAMiCommentary, TIF contributor Mbaye Lo sees a clear disconnect and calls for a retrospective analysis in the wake…