Religion and spirituality are central to the lives of women and men
across the world yet mainstream development policy and practice
rarley take account of this fact. This collection of articles
explores the complex links between social and economic development
and religious and spiritual belief and assesses the cost to
development of ignoring these links. Writers of many faiths, and
those with none, explore the scope for promoting women's rights and
needs offered by religious belief and practice and analyse feminist
responses to fundamentalist regimes which use religious doctrine to
justify women's oppression.
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