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According to Wikipedia , Elizabeth Shakman Hurd is an American scholar of religion and politics. She is professor of political science and religious studies at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Academic career Hurd was educated at Wesleyan University , Yale University , and Johns Hopkins University . She has taught at Northwestern University since 2002. Hurd is known for her work on Religion and politics in the United States, religion and Foreign policy of the United States, and religion and international relations. She also studies relations between the United States and the Middle East, particularly Turkey and Iran. Her writings have appeared in Boston Review, Public Culture, The Atlantic, Chicago Tribune, Foreign Policy, and The Washington Post. Her research has been supported by the Henry Luce Foundation and the American Council of Learned Societies/Luce Program in Religion, Journalism and International Affairs. She is a long-time contributor to The Immanent Frame digital forum on Secularism, religion, and the public sphere and a founding member of the Program in Middle East and North African Studies at Northwestern University.
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2010 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 325 Published Works Beyond Religious Freedom: The New Global Politics of Religion (2015) The Politics of Secularism in International Relations (2007) The Political Authority of Secularism in International Relations (2004) Politics of religious freedom (2015) The politics of secularism (2012) Negotiating Europe: the politics of religion and the prospects for Turkish accession (2006) Comparative Secularisms in a Global Age (2010) Political Islam and Foreign Policy in Europe and the United States (2007) International politics after secularism (2012) The International Politics of Secularism: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Islamic Republic of Iran (2004) Theorizing Religious Resurgence (2007) Comparative secularisms and the politics of modernity: An introduction (2010) ALEVIS UNDER LAW: THE POLITICS OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN TURKEY (2014) Politics of Sectarianism: Rethinking Religion and Politics in the Middle East (2015) Appropriating Islam: The Islamic Other in the Consolidation of Western Modernity (2003) A suspension of (dis)belief: The secular-religious binary and the study of international relations (2011) (13)Secularism and international relations theory (2011) (12)Believing in religious freedom (2015) (11)What Is Driving the European Debate about Turkey (2010) (7)The international politics of religious freedom (2013) (6)An Introduction to International Relations: Religion and Secularism (2011) Politics of religious freedom in the Asia-Pacific: an introduction (2018) Iran, in search of a nonsecular and nontheocratic politics (2010) Narratives of de-secularization in international relations (2017) Rescued by law? Gender and the global politics of secularism (2013) (4)Thinking about Religion, Law, and Politics in Latin America (2015) The Impact of 9/11 on the Middle East (2002) Expert Religion: The Politics of Religious Difference in an Age of Freedom and Terror (2015) Religious Freedom, American-Style (2014) What's wrong with promoting religious freedom (2013) (3)Comparative secularisms and the politics of modernity (2014) (3)The specific order of difficulty of religion: The Immanent Frame (2014) (3)Book review: A Secular Age by Charles Taylor: Political Theory (2008) (2)A Secular Age by Charles Taylor (2008) (2)Muslims and Others: The Politics of Religion in the Refugee Crisis (2016) (2)Chapter 3. Believing in Religious Freedom / Elizabeth Shakman Hurd (2015) The Immanent Frame: Social Science Research Council blog (2010) (2)How international relations got religion, and got it wrong (2015) (2)Introduction / Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, Elizabeth Shakman Hurd, Saba Mahmood, and Peter G. Danchin (2015) The global securitization of religion: Social Science Research Council blog (2010) (2)Trump’s Immigration Order Means Bureaucrats Have to Decide Who’s a ‘Real’ Christian (2017) (2)The dangerous illusion of an Alawite regime (2013) (1)Politics of religious freedom: Case studies (2014) (1)Misrepresenting Egypt--the Mubarak myth of ‘secular’ vs ‘Islamic (2011) (1)Self-fulfilling prophecies : dogmatic secularism and political Islam in international conflict (2002) (1)The hegemony of religious freedom: The Globe and Mail (2012) (1)Chain reactions: U.S. and Britain got what they wanted in Iran in 1953, but where did it lead?: The Chicago Tribune (2003) (1)Books in Review: A Secular Age, by Charles Taylor. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2007. 896 pp. $39.95 (cloth) (2008) The politics of secularism and religion (2011) (1)6. Beyond Religious Freedom (2015) The tragedy of religious freedom in syria (2012) (1)The perils of a secular foreign policy: The case of Turkey: Middle East Policy (2002) (1)CHAPTER FOUR. Contested Secularisms in Turkey and Iran (2009) On the Ground: New Directions in Middle East and North African Studies (2014) (1)A Political Sociology of the Middle East (2005) The America-Game (2017) (1)International "religious freedom" agenda will only embolden ISIS (2014) (1)Debates within a single church: Secularism and IR theory (2010) Matthew Scherer, Beyond Church and State: Democracy, Secularism, and Conversion (2016) Losing faith in faith-based outreach (2013) (1)3. International Religious Freedom (2015) Stop trying to make Syria's war into a sectarian conflict: The Atlantic (2013) (1)After Religious Freedom (2017) Governing religion as right (2017) Political Islam disarmed: Religion and public life in modern Turkey: Critique: Critical Middle Eastern Studies (2005) (1)The bogus gospel of free trade and free religion (2014) (1)CHAPTER EIGHT. Religious Resurgence (2009) The West should welcome Turkey’s non-fundamentalist Islamists: The Financial Times (2002) (0)All states are religious states: Religion Dispatches (RDBlog) (2009) (0)Power, Politics, and the Promotion of Religious Freedom (2014) (0)Should western countries make religious freedom a foreign policy priority (2013) (0)“Where People Come to Press Close to the Other Side”: Religion, Politics, and the American Border (2022) The Religion Agenda: The Sahrawi Refugees and the Politics of Tolerance (2015) (0)CULTURAL APPROPRIATION – A GUIDE FOR JOURNALISTS AND THE REST OF THE WORLD (2020) (0)Contested Secularism in Turkey and Iran 1 (2013) CHAPTER THREE. Secularism and Islam (2009) Don’t Subject Refugees to a Religious Test (2015) (0)Making Up People. Benjamin L. Berger, Law’s Religion: Religious Difference and the Claims of Constitutionalism (2016) Religious Freedom and the Politics of Empire (2018) (0)Religious freedom and the crisis in Syria: New Directions in Middle East Studies (2014) (0)Why the United States Didn’t See Egypt Coming (2011) (0)Freedom, Salvation, Redemption (2021) 4. Religious Engagement (2015) CHAPTER SEVEN. Political Islam (2009) Obama would bridge religious-secular divide: Chicago Sun-Times (2008) (0)Promoting 'religious freedom' does more harm than good (2014) (0)Myths of Mubarak: The Huffington Post (2011) (0)Religious difference and religious freedom: PluRel (2013) (0)CHAPTER SIX. The United States and Iran (2009) The Twin Towers and the twin tolerations: Reflections on American democracy after 9/11: Zaman (2006) (0)Rohingya Crisis: Focus on ‘Intolerant Religion’ Disregards Complex Moral and Policy Challenges (2017) (0)CHAPTER TWO. Varieties of Secularism (2009) A political sociology of the Middle East: The International Studies Review (2005) (0)Time to stand up, turkey: Reprinted in Al Arabiya News (2011) (0)On Finding Voice (2017) (0)The Myth of the Muslim Country (2017) (0)Review Essay: Political Islam Disarmed: Religion and Public Life in Modern Turkey (2005) CHAPTER NINE. Conclusion (2009) 2. Two Faces of Faith (2015) Preface / Elizabeth Shakman Hurd (2015) EDITORS' INTRODUCTION (2013) In Syria, Keeping the Faith. Review of Burning Country: Syrians in Revolution and War, by Robin Yassin-Kassab and Leila Al-Shami (2016) (0)Beyond Religious Freedom: The Rohingya and the Politics of Religious Rights in Myanmar (2017) (0)Faith, Politics, and Fruitcakes (2008) (0)The other shore: Comments on The Stillborn God: Religion, Politics and the Modern West by Mark Lilla: The Immanent Frame (2007) (0)The Constructivist Approach to Religion and World Politics (2016) (0)Freedom, Salvation, Redemption Theologies of Political Asylum (2021) (0)CHAPTER FIVE. The European Union and Turkey (2009) Should Canada promote religious freedom: Reprinted in Embassy (2012) (0)Time to stand up, turkey: Today's Zaman (2011) (0)Review of Beyond Church and State by Matthew Scherer (2016) (0)Should Canada promote religious freedom: Centre for International Policy Studies (2012) (0)Transcending the nationalism of the Armenian genocide debate (2015) (0)5. Minorities under Law (2015) Iran: One revolution at a time: The Huffington Post (2009) (0)COPYRIGHT NOTICE: Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: The Politics of Secularism in International Relations (2007) (0)Tunisia: Democracy after secularism: Al Jazeera (2012) (0)Muslims need not apply: Disband the international commission on religious freedom (2013) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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