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On banning the Burqa

By Kim on May 16, 2010

Nicolas Sarkozy wants to ban the Burqa. The French National Assembly looks set to agree. Despite all the blah about ‘Western values’, women in the West also have issues with compulsory sexualised visibility. The claim that this regulation of dress [...]

Posted in Authoritarianism, Fashion, Feminism, International, Politics, Religion, Sexuality, Women | Tagged ban, burqa, choice, Feminism, France, identity, Islam, Liz Conor, National Assembly, Nicolas Sarkozy, secularism, sexualisation, values, visibility, West, Women | 1,418 Responses

Mumbai terror attacks coverage from The Immanent Frame

By Mark Bahnisch on December 9, 2008

There’s some fascinating stuff written on the Mumbai attacks by scholars of religion and global politics at The Immanent Frame – much better analysis from a blog with a specialist interest but also the ability to contextualise broadly than I’ve [...]

Posted in International, Politics, Religion, Sociology, Terrorism | Tagged Blogging, democracy, global politics, Hindutva, India, Islam, Media, Mumbai, Mumbai attacks, secularism, Sociology, study of religion, terror, Terrorism, The Immanent Frame | Leave a response

Signs and wonders! Miracles! Courtesy of John Howard…

By Kim on December 6, 2008

When John Howard’s government announced funding for school chaplains in public schools, then Education Minister Julie Bishop (remember her?) claimed it was all about instilling “values” in the kiddies. Apparently, the fruits of the program have exceeded expectations: GOD has [...]

Posted in Education, Howardia, Religion | Tagged Christianity, church and state, Culture Wars, evangelicals, John Howard, Julie Bishop, public schools, Religion, school chaplains, school education, secularism, values | 57 Responses

Mumbai terror attacks: an anti-Hindutva motivation?

By Mark Bahnisch on November 28, 2008

The Mumbai terror attacks are horrendous and to be roundly and loudly condemned. But, as with all events of this nature (particularly those which involve attacks on Westerners), inevitably there’s been a rush to inscribe their significance within a political [...]

Posted in Authoritarianism, Crime, Developing world, International, Media, Middle East, Nationalism, Politics, Religion, Sociology, Terrorism | Tagged Al Qaeda, andrew bolt, attacks, BJP, Congress, Hindutva, India, Indian politics, inter-communal violence, international politics, Mumbai, Nationalism, pakistan, political violence, Religion, sectarianism, secularism, Shiv Sena, Sociology, terror, Terrorism, terrorism studies | 125 Responses

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