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JCRT Special Issue:
Globalization Theory
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Peter Sloterdijk as
"First Philosopher" of Globalization
Carl Raschke, University of
Denver
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Zapatismo and the Global Origins of
Occupy
Thomas Nail, University of Denver
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The Decontextualization of Asian Religious Practices in the
Context of Globalization
Brooke Schedneck, Chiangmai
University, Thailand
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Beyond the 2008
Financial "Crisis": Global Capital After Marx and Modernism
Gary Bedford, University of Denver
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A Drone's Eye View: Global
Anti-Terrorism and the Existential Crisis of Just War Theory
Patrick Provost-Smith
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Messianic Themes in South
Asian Literature: Reading Bibhutibhushan Banerji in the Light of Agamben
Ian Almond, Georgetown University in Qatar
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Demographics as Destiny:
Globalization and the Resurgence of Religion Through Fertility
Joshua Ramos, University of Denver
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Reading Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak in Rural Quebec, or Saving "Exotic"
Women from "Exotic Men": The Construction of the Religious
Subaltern in Light of the 2007 Herouxville Incident
Dragos Stoica, Concordia
University
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Interviews
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From Alchemy to
Revolution: A Conversation with Carl. A. Raschke
Victor Taylor, York College of Pennsylvania
Carl A. Raschke, University of Denver
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Interview
With Thomas J.J. Altizer
Lissa McCullough, Los Angeles
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Reviews
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A Review of Luke Bretherton, Christianity
and Contemporary Politics: The Conditions and Possibility of Faithful Witness
Laura E. Alexander, University of Virginia
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A Review Essay of Thomas Carlson�s
The Indiscrete Image:
Infinitude and Creation of the Human
Jason Alvis, Univeristy
of Denver
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A Review of Peter E.
Gordon, Continental
Divide: Heidegger, Cassirer, Davos
Leslie C. Miller, Colorado Mesa University
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