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Countering the Global explores how religious movements react to the inequalities caused by globalization, examining anti-globalization, decentralization, religious authority, and societal responses to increased religious plurality. This volume highlights conflicts between globalization and localization, analyzing theories and developments across Europe, and China.
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Introduction: Countering the Global
Brian Arly Jacobsen, Morten Warmind, Peter B. Andersen
and Annika Hvithamar
Margit Warburg
Peter B. Andersen, Morten Warmind and Brian Arly Jacobsen
part 1: Theoretical Approaches to the Field of Globalization and Anti-globalization
1 Modern Religion(s) in the Context of Globalisation: the Rise and Decline of Westphalian Religious Dominance
Peter Beyer
2 Citizens of the World?
Eileen Barker
3 Local and Cosmopolitan Orientations and Religiosity
Peter Gundelach
part 2: State Reactions to Global Religion
4 Religion as Indicator and Cause of Social Behaviour
Niels Kærgård
5 Ethno-Religious Conflicts over Religion in Norway -Why They Are Only Moderately Strong
Pål Repstad
6 Religion and Nonreligion in Norwegian Migration Policy Documents
Inger Furseth
7 Religion, Globalism, and Dissent in Xi Jinping's China
Massimo Introvigne
PART 3: The National Churches' Reaction to Globalization
8 Is Intertwinement (Still) a Solution When Global Secular Claims Meet Anti-global Religious Norms in National Legislation?
Lisbet Christoffersen
9 Four Types of Locative and Utopian Christianity Today
Hans Raun Iversen
10 When Global Becomes Local: the Process of (Non)Granting State Recognition to the Ancient Baltic Religion Organisation Romuva in 2017-2019
Milda Ališauskienė
11 The Role of Religion in Transformations of Identity in Poland
Irena Borowik
Index
