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Continued Moral Pressure for Responsible Globalization, Volume II

The G20 Interfaith Forum During Unsettled Times (2018-2023)

Series: International Studies in Religion and Society, Volume: 38

Cover Continued Moral Pressure for Responsible Globalization, Volume II

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004734470

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 09 Jul 2025

Subjects

Front Matter

Preliminary Material

Dedication page

Preface

Acknowledgments

List of Figures and Tables

Abbreviations and Acronyms

Chapter 1 The G20 Interfaith Forum during Unsettling Times

Part 1 Chronicling

Chapter 2 Five Fora Further On (2018–2023)

Chapter 3 Expanding Communications Strategies

Chapter 4 Governing a World in Crisis: Evolving Challenges

Chapter 5 The IF20 Anti-racism Initiative Response to Racism

Part 2 Commentary

Chapter 6 Religious Actors and Policy Makers: Challenging Dynamics

Chapter 7 A Japanese Perspective on Evolution of the IF20 Process

Chapter 8 Navigating Alignments and the Geopolitics of Geopiety

Chapter 9 Religious and Secular Multilateralism

Chapter 10 Apply Pressure Now: Interfaith Engagement on Climate

Chapter 11 National Actions in the International IF20 Network of Networks

Part 3 Continuance

Chapter 12 Passing the IF20 Torch to Youth

Chapter 13 Funding the Network of Networks Model

Chapter 14 Cosmopiety and Conflict: Religions and Peace

Chapter 15 The G20 Interfaith Forum: The President’s Perspective

Chapter 16 The Long Arc

Appendix 1 Select High-level Leader Official Statements

Appendix 2 IF20 Policy Briefs

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