Globalisation, Religion & Development

Mike O’Donnell · Hoshang Noraiee · Dorrie Chetty · Elizabeth Waters · Samane Salimi-Tari · Şevket Alper Koç · Hakkı Cenk · Sermin Sarıca · Alexandra Kelbert · Horacio Gago Prialé · Arzu Culhaci · Sibel Fettahoğlu

2011년 1월 · IJOPEC Publication

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Globalisation, religion and development have sparked much interest and debates in the last two decades. The analysis of religion and especially Islam has been presented in a simplistic notion of linear development, and the supposed inability to adapt to modernity and capitalism. This journal will consider such views and assess their validity by focusing on: Part 1: introducing the theoretical issues and debates surrounding globalisation, religion and development, illustrating the often-contested nature of the concepts, and considering the implications for modernity and development. Part 2: continuing with the same theme but focusing on gender and development, representation of women, the effect of modernisation on the increasing consumption of alcohol in Kazakhstan, women's access to higher education in revolutionary Iran and finally women and domestic violence. Part 3: focusing on case studies to explore the implications of globalisation, regionalisation and development in Iran, Turkey, Sudan, Peru and Senegal.

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Dr. Farhang Morady is a Senior Lecturer in Globalisation and Develop- ment at Westminster University. His research interests lie in Political Economy, Energy, the Middle East and Iran. His most recent publication is ‘Iran: Islamic Republic or God’s Kingdom? The Election, Protest, and Prospects for Change.’ Research in Political Economy,

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Dr. İsmail Şiriner is an Associate Professor at Kocaeli University. He is the editor of International Journal of Politics & Economics and the organizing chair of the annual International Conference of Political Economy Series. In addition to teaching at Kocaeli University, he worked as a visiting professor at the Uni- versity of Westminster and at the Silesian University in the Czech Republic. His main areas of interest include Globalization, Macroeconomics, Monetary and Fiscal Policies, Political Economy and Growth.