Natural Allies: Fundamentalism and the Media
R. Scott Appleby
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R. Scott Appleby
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R. Scott Appleby (Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1985) examines the roots of religious\nviolence and the potential of religious peace building. He teaches courses in American\nreligious history and comparative religious movements. From 1988 to 1993 Appleby was co-director\nof the Fundamentalism Project, an international public policy study conducted by the American\nAcademy of Arts and Sciences.
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R. Scott Appleby (Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1985) examines the roots of religious\nviolence and the potential of religious peace building. He teaches courses in American\nreligious history and comparative religious movements. From 1988 to 1993 Appleby was co-director\nof the Fundamentalism Project, an international public policy study conducted by the American\nAcademy of Arts and Sciences.
Key concepts: Fundamentalism, Natural (archaeology), Political science, Law, History, Politics, Archaeology