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Religions and Development, Hardcover by Tomalin, Emma, Brand New, Free shippi...

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Item Length: 9.6 in Publication Name: Religions and Development Number of Pages: 296 Pages Author: Emma Tomalin Item Width: 6.3 in Subject Area: Religion, Political Science, Science, Business & Economics Subject: Ngos (Non-Governmental Organizations), Earth Sciences / Geography, Development / Economic Development, General Type: Textbook Format: Hardcover Publisher: Routledge Language: English Book Title: Religions and Development width: 6.3 in Item Height: 0.7 in Publication Year: 2013 Item Weight: 20.8 Oz height: 0.7 in Series: Routledge Perspectives on Development Ser. ISBN: 9780415613491

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Religions and Development, Hardcover by Tomalin, Emma, Brand New, Free shippi.... Religions and Development, Hardcover by Tomalin, Emma, ISBN 0415613493, ISBN-13 9780415613491, Brand New, Free shipping in the US The text will present, explain and critically evaluate different sorts of literature from a range of disciplines that are relevant to thinking about the relationships between religions and development. It provides insight into a comprehensive range of approaches to guide readers through current debates about the role that religions play in development – from positive contributions to more complicated and contested notions of impact, for instance, in terms of religiously inspired violence or gender inequality. Religions and Development, Hardcover by Tomalin, Emma, ISBN 0415613493, ISBN-13 9780415613491, Brand New, Free shipping in the US The text will present, explain and critically evaluate different sorts of literature from a range of disciplines that are relevant to thinking about the relationships between religions and development. It provides insight into a comprehensive range of approaches to guide readers through current debates about the role that religions play in development – from positive contributions to more complicated and contested notions of impact, for instance, in terms of religiously inspired violence or gender inequality.

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