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Mission and Development<br />

god’s work or good works?<br />

Edited by Matthew Clarke<br />

• Addresses practical questions of how<br />

mission work complements, competes<br />

and co-exists with development<br />

interventions<br />

• Provides historical and contemporary<br />

case studies illustrating the nexus<br />

between evangelization and<br />

development<br />

• Discusses theological motivation for<br />

mission and development from evangelical and catholic<br />

perspectives<br />

constructive appraisal of the relationship between secular<br />

development and christian mission, demonstrating the<br />

opportunities and problems associated with the work of faithbased<br />

organizations.<br />

MATTHEw cLArKE is Associate Professor and Head of the School of<br />

International and Political Studies, Deakin university, Australia.<br />

uK January 2012 uS March 2012<br />

216 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />

HB 9781441182630 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />

PB 9781441108111 - £19.99 / $34.95<br />

continuum<br />

Muslim Youth<br />

challenges, Opportunities and Expectations<br />

Edited by Mohammad Siddique<br />

Seddon and Fauzia Ahmad<br />

• covers topics from positive engagement<br />

and role modelling to issues of exclusion<br />

and religious radicalism<br />

• Addresses localized and global<br />

perspectives in this area of current<br />

policy concern<br />

• Perspectives from academics,<br />

international, national and local<br />

government agencies and youth work practitioners<br />

Insight into key contemporary global issues relating to the lives<br />

and experiences of young Muslims.<br />

MOHAMMAD SIDDIQuE SEDDON is Lecturer in Islamic and religious Studies,<br />

university of chester, uK.<br />

FAuZIA AHMAD is research Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Muslim<br />

civilizations at the Aga Khan university, uK.<br />

uK January 2012 uS March 2012<br />

336 Pages 138 x 216 mm 5.375 x 8.5 inches<br />

HB 9781441122995 - £60.00 / $110.00<br />

PB 9781441119872 - £18.99 / $32.95<br />

continuum<br />

rELIgIOuS STuDIES<br />

Becoming Buddhist<br />

Experiences of Socialization and Self-Transformation in<br />

Two Australian Buddhist centres<br />

Glenys Eddy<br />

• Presents contemporary views of religious<br />

conversion, and interrelated notions<br />

of religious seekerhood and identity<br />

transformation<br />

• Provides rich contemporary Australian<br />

western Buddhist ethnographic data for<br />

analysis<br />

• Examines the individual level of<br />

involvement with Buddhism, and its<br />

implications for religious change<br />

• Illustrates the process of socialization from encounter to<br />

commitment<br />

Exploration of the nature of the socialization and commitment<br />

process in western Buddhist contexts through use of interview<br />

material with individual Anglo-Australian converts.<br />

gLENyS EDDy completed her doctoral thesis in the Department of Studies<br />

in religion at the university of Sydney, Australia, in 2007.<br />

uK February 2012 uS April 2012<br />

288 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />

HB 9781441118462 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />

continuum Advances in religious Studies<br />

continuum<br />

Tradition and Equality in Jewish<br />

Marriage<br />

Beyond the Sanctification of Subordination<br />

Melanie Malka Landau<br />

• Provides an analysis of traditional Jewish<br />

texts that form the basis of Jewish<br />

marriage<br />

• Facilitates a much deeper understanding<br />

of both Jewish Marriage and rabbinic<br />

Jewish culture in general<br />

• Offers two main alternatives for<br />

partnership, both having a basis in<br />

rabbinic sources<br />

An exploration of Jewish marriage and its alternatives in<br />

traditional Jewish texts from a feminist perspective.<br />

MELANIE MALKA LANDAu is Lecturer in the Australian centre for<br />

Jewish civilization, Monash university, Australia. She is the Director of<br />

Facilitation at Encounter Programs.<br />

uK April 2012 uS June 2012<br />

208 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />

HB 9781441138064 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />

continuum Studies in Jewish Thought<br />

continuum<br />

rELIgIOuS STuDIES<br />

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