Civil society in Malerkotla, Punjab fostering resilience through religion /
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham [Md.] :
Lexington Books,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Identifying peacebuilding at work: notes on methodology
- The need for Sikh-Muslim analysis
- Methodological challenges
- Outline of the book
- Evolution of theories: conflict and peace
- Religion and conflict
- Peacebuilding at the state and community level
- Civil society
- The role of religion
- Group identity and space sharing
- Narratives in religious communities
- Rationale for case study in an ethnographic tradition
- Researchable questions
- Content analysis
- Ethnographic methods
- In-depth interviewing
- Sikhism and Islam: a historical look at religious constructions of peace and conflict
- Tensions in history: Sikhs and Muslims
- Islam and nonviolence in the Punjab
- Partition
- Partition's effect on Malerkotla
- Perspectives from Malerkotla
- Religion and history
- Religious historical narratives
- Understanding others religious teachings and practices
- Religious exchange
- Ideas of peace and conflict informed by sacred text/teachings/similarity in content
- Conflict incidences
- Engagement in peacebuilding activities
- Analysis of findings
- Civil society linkages
- Negotiating the collective memory: narratives of past and present
- Inclusive political processes
- Economic life and interreligious relations
- Society
- Education
- Social relations
- Conflict resolution systems
- Media
- Conclusion.