Vol. 14 No. 3 (2014): Religion and globalization

Joanildo Albuquerque Burity; Airton Luiz Jungblut
Editors

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-7289.2014.3

Published: 2014-09-26

Presentation

Religion and globalization

Joanildo Burity, Airton Jungblut

393-402
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Dossier

Religion and the theoretical implications of ‘globalizing modernity’

Andrew Dawson

403-418
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Globalization and religion: Effects of the global pluralism on the contemporary religious sphere

Airton Luiz Jungblut

419-436
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Kabalist movements in the global world: Between tradition and high modernism

Lelio Nicolás Guigou Mardero

437-449
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The contemporary utopian narrative: The caliphate, martyrdom and political violence

Jacques A. Wainberg

e53-e66
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Iran and shia transnational religious actors Limits of political influence

Jeffrey Haynes

450-466
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State and religions: The case of Germany

Rudolf von Sinner

467-483
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“Flows and boundaries”: Mapping the Brazilian Pentecostalism in Portugal

Paulo Gracino de Souza Junior

484-506
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Evangelicals, globalization and politics in Argentina: Public interventions and divine mission

Marcos A. Carbonelli

507-522
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On the conditions of possibility of the gospel: Analyzing the economic and cultural affinities of Neo-pentecostalism in the context of globalization

Joaquín Algranti

523-539
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Articles

Religion, education and the economy in Max Weber

Juarez Lopes de Carvalho Filho

540-555
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The contextualization of truth or as science becomes peripheral

Fabricio Monteiro Neves

556-574
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