This book demonstrates how far faith-based organisations extend their activities beyond their own faith communities and will be an invaluable guide for graduates, researchers and students with an interest in development and religious studies, as well as practitioners within the aid sector.
This book demonstrates how far faith-based organisations extend their activities beyond their own faith communities and will be an invaluable guide for graduates, researchers and students with an interest in development and religious studies, as well as practitioners within the aid sector.
Anthony Ware is a Senior Lecturer at Deakin University, Australia. Matthew Clarke is the Head of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Deakin University, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Part One: Introduction 1. Crossing the faith boundary 2. Common witness, common cause: Beyond Boundaries in faith-based development action Part Two: Case Studies 3. "Do Not Depend on the Others to Help You": A case of diverging aspirations between a Christianfaith-based organisation and Hindu sex workers 4. Development amidst communal conflict: Case study of a Christian FBO in a Buddhist-Muslim conflict region in Myanmar 5. Crossing faith boundaries: Channels of Hope and World Vision 6. Faith-based forums in Ethiopia: An initiative for development cooperation 7. Walking on Common Ground: Case studies in development across faith boundaries 8. Outside, inside: Working with Monastic Schools in Burma/Myanmar 9. Capacity Building of Religious Leaders in Afghanistan: Experience of the Children of Uruzgan program 10. In Good Faith: The benefits and challenges of Oxfam¿s secular work with communities of faith in Melanesia Part Three: Conclusions 11. See No Religion, Hear No Religion, Speak No Religion: Aid workers, religion and cognitive dissonance in Bosnia and Herzegovina 12. Faith and Crossing Boundaries: Implications for development policy and practice
Part One: Introduction 1. Crossing the faith boundary 2. Common witness, common cause: Beyond Boundaries in faith-based development action Part Two: Case Studies 3. "Do Not Depend on the Others to Help You": A case of diverging aspirations between a Christianfaith-based organisation and Hindu sex workers 4. Development amidst communal conflict: Case study of a Christian FBO in a Buddhist-Muslim conflict region in Myanmar 5. Crossing faith boundaries: Channels of Hope and World Vision 6. Faith-based forums in Ethiopia: An initiative for development cooperation 7. Walking on Common Ground: Case studies in development across faith boundaries 8. Outside, inside: Working with Monastic Schools in Burma/Myanmar 9. Capacity Building of Religious Leaders in Afghanistan: Experience of the Children of Uruzgan program 10. In Good Faith: The benefits and challenges of Oxfam¿s secular work with communities of faith in Melanesia Part Three: Conclusions 11. See No Religion, Hear No Religion, Speak No Religion: Aid workers, religion and cognitive dissonance in Bosnia and Herzegovina 12. Faith and Crossing Boundaries: Implications for development policy and practice
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