Religion and Humane Global Governance
- 191 pages
- 7 hours of reading
The exploration of humane global governance highlights the overlooked role of religious and spiritual dimensions in government practices. The author examines current trends in world order that not only shape the historical context but also create opportunities for religious resurgence, presenting both challenges and benefits. The discussion emphasizes the dual significance of religion in global governance and advocates for integrating emancipatory religious and spiritual perspectives into world order frameworks, outlining their potential contributions to governance.
