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South Atlantic Quarterly, Volume 113, Number 1 (Winter 2014). Politics of Religious Freedom: Contested Genealogies
Mahmood, Saba (ed.); Danchin, Peter G. (ed.); Bhutaa, Nehal; Hunter, Ian; Moyn, Samuel; McAlister, Melani; Kapur, Ratna; Penzin, Alexei; Budraitskis, Ilya; Matveev, Ilya, Chehonadskih
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Softcover. Sound binding. Bright pages with underlined passages and marginal notes in one article (Penzin, Tumult in the land of managed democracy). Wrappers have light handling wear. Contents: Mahmood and Danchin, Introduction. Bhuta, Two concepts of religious freedom in the European Court of Human Rights. Hunter, Religious fre…edom in early modern Germany: theology, philosophy, and legal casuistry. Moyn, From communist to Muslim: European human rights, the Cold War, and religious liberty. McAlister, US evangelicals and the politics of slave redemption as religious freedom in Sudan. Kapur, A leap of faith: the construction of Hindu majoritarianism through secular law. Mahmood and Danchin, Immunity or regulation? Antinomies of religious freedom. Against the Day: "Democracy has become unmanageable!" The Russian protests in a global context. Penzin, Tumult in the land of managed democracy: an introduction. Budraitskis, The weakest link of managed democracy: how the parliament gave birth to nonparliamentary politics. Matveev, The "two Russias" culture war: constructions of the "people" during the 2011-2013 protests. Chehonadskih, The class composition of Russia's anti-Putin movement. 9.0" (21 cm) tall; 212 pages. Very Good in No Dust Jacket dust jacket.
