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Rethinking the Role of Religion in Changing Public Spheres: Some Comparative Perspectives

Rosalind I. J. Hackett

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Migrant populations and religious revivalism are openly challenging the Western paradigm of the secular state and privatized, individualized religion in post-colonial states, as well as in the United States.See, e.g.

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Migrant populations and religious revivalism are openly challenging the Western paradigm of the secular state and privatized, individualized religion in post-colonial states, as well as in the United States.See, e.g.

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Migrant populations and religious revivalism are openly challenging the Western paradigm of the secular state and privatized, individualized religion in post-colonial states, as well as in the United States.See, e.g.

Key concepts: Secularization, Sociology, Democratization, Politics, Power (physics), Diplomacy, Political science, Globalization

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