دانلود کتاب Religious NGOs in International Relations: The construction of ‘the religious’ and ‘the secular’

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Acknowledgements
1 Looking into the black box of religiously affiliated organizations
1.1 Systematic focus on transnational religiously affiliated organizations
1.2 Empirical focus on RNGOs in the context of the UN
1.3 Main argument: trend towards Civil Society Activism
2 Resurgence debates, revisited
2.1 Manifold concepts of a resurgence of religions
2.3 On the analytical basis of the ‘secularization paradigm’
2.4 Religious Non-governmental Organizations in the context of the UN
3 Methodical and methodological layout of the analyses
3.1 Development of the research process
3.2 Sociology of knowledge approach to discourse
3.3 Construction of the corpus of data and analysis of data
3.4 Analysis of the data
4 Religions and human rights in the context of the UN
4.1 The context of the United Nations organization (UN)
4.2 Human rights in the context of the UN
4.3 Religions in the context of the UN
4.4 Accredited RNGOs in the context of the UN
5 Commission of the Churches on International Affairs (CCIA)
5.1 Foundation of the commission – churches in world order (1946–1948)
5.2 Between UN and WCC – expanding religious freedom (1948–1955)
5.3 Enforced legitimation – search for an ecumenical contribution (1955–1965)
5.4 A new generation – mainstreaming human rights (1965–1974)
5.5 Summary: from diplomats of the churches to proponents of human rights
6 Pax Romana (ICMICA/IMCS)
6.1 A worldwide lay organization – vanguard for peace (1946–1950)
6.2 Profiling in a multi-polar context – Roman Catholic human rights (1951–1964)
6.3 Integration in the NGO community – liberation and human rights (1965–1977)
6.4 From proponents of a lay vanguard to human rights activist
7 Worldwide trend towards activism
7.1 Bringing the case analyses together
7.2 Comparing to a wider context
7.3 A worldwide trend towards activism
8 A re-evaluation of the resurgence debates
8.1 Trends inside religiously affiliated organizations
8.2 Understanding of resurgence debates
8.3 A new perspective for the analysis of present-day religions
8.4 Perspectives on future research
9 Bibliography
Index