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Coming in September...
August 1, 2008
Don't miss the fall Review of Faith & International Affairs entitled "Faith & Foreign Policy: Recommendations for the Next President. Subscription deadline: August 20.
   
Table of Contents: Summer 2008 Issue
June 20, 2008
Entitled "Religious Freedom and U.S. Foreign Policy," the Summer 2008 issue of The Review of Faith & International Affairs examines the origins and performance of U.S. international religious freedom policy, and features key experts and office holders.
   
Introduction to the Summer 2008 Issue
June 19, 2008
Dennis R. Hoover | Thomas Farr
The time is ripe for reviewing the International Religious Freedom Act. The Summer 2008 issue marks the Act’s 10th anniversary, presenting select papers from an ongoing conference series.
   
Religious Freedom: Good for What Ails Us?
June 18, 2008
Brian J. Grim
A “bundled commodity” of human freedoms, including religious freedom, augments socio-economic wellbeing by energizing participation. Conversely, social and government restrictions lead to religious violence.
   
Subscriber Only Content In Search of the Twin Tolerations
June 17, 2008
Dan Philpott
Religious terrorist groups are more likely to originate in “integrationist” regimes, where the “twin tolerations” of religious freedom and differentiation between religion and state do not exist.
   
Subscriber Only Content Balancing Religious Freedom and Cultural Preservation
June 16, 2008
José Casanova
The U.S. can set an example of religious freedom as it exhibits “global denominationalism”—a social system where religious groups respect other faiths even while promoting their own truth claims.
   
Subscriber Only Content International Religious Freedom Policy: Taking Stock
June 15, 2008
Allen Hertzke
The International Religious Freedom Act integrated religious freedom into a new U.S. foreign policy architecture. However, ongoing public support is needed to maintain momentum and increase visibility.
   
The Origins and Legacy of the Movement to Fight Religious Persecution
June 14, 2008
Nina Shea
Educational efforts by evangelicals and broad-based support from a variety of religious leaders resulted in a dramatic legislative effort that led to the passage of the IRFA in 1998.
   
Subscriber Only Content The International Religious Freedom Act: Sources, Policy, Influence
June 13, 2008
Laura Bryant Hanford
The first bill to address persecution abroad provided blunt correctives, but a second bill stressed change over punishment. Advocacy and “the dogged work of diplomacy” should be complementary approaches.
   
Subscriber Only Content Presidential Promotion of International Religious Freedom
June 12, 2008
William Inboden
Both the Clinton and Bush Administrations took steps to integrate religious freedom into foreign policy. The next President should build on this foundation, especially in the area of foreign aid.
   
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