International aid and development is increasingly channelled
through religious groups and this collection examines the role that
these faith-based organizations play in managing international aid,
providing services, such as health and education, defending human
rights and protecting democracy. Focusing on Asia, Africa and the
Middle East, this book argues that greater engagement with faith
communities and organizations is needed, particularly in achieving
the Millennium Development Goals, and questions the traditional
securalism that has underpinned development policy and practice in
the North.
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