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Religious Cohesion In Times Of Conflict Andrew Holden

Name: Religious Cohesion In Times Of Conflict Andrew Holden
SKU: BELL-50676174
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (96 reviews)

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Publisher: Continuum

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.18 MB

Pages: 206

Author: Andrew Holden

ISBN: 9781472549280, 9781847065353, 1472549287, 184706535X

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Religious Cohesion In Times Of Conflict Andrew Holden by Andrew Holden 9781472549280, 9781847065353, 1472549287, 184706535X instant download after payment.

In Religious Cohesion in Times of Conflict Andrew Holden presents the results and analysis of the key findings of a sociological investigation which seeks to establish the contribution that Christian-Muslim partnerships can make to community cohesion. Beginning with a historical and sociological overview of faith relations, a description of the empirical methodology and a discussion of the evolution of Christian-Muslim partnerships, Andrew Holden goes on to highlight how the fieldwork data demonstrates the challenges of uniting young people in segregated towns and cities. He considers the impl.