03543cam a2200361 a 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036020001500077020001800092035002000110040002400130050001800154245008500172260006600257300004800323336002600371504004100397505069300438505125701131520022602388650005202614650005302666650005202719650001502771650002302786650002102809655004402830655002202874710009902896711007802995776010803073ocm56983232 OCoLC20241118100737.0041117s2004    gh a     b    000 0 eng d  a9988626142  a9789988626143  a(OCoLC)56983232  bengcGAFCSC LIBRARY 4aBL65.S62bC7400aConflict :bwhat has religion got to do with it? : an African-European dialogue.  aAccra :bWoeli Pub. Services :bGoethe-Institut Accra,c2004.  a[viii], 249 pages :billustrations ;c22 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aIncludes bibliographical references.00tOpenness to dialogue and the limits of intercultural dialogue /rGunnar Weimanng(p. 15-24). --tAfrican spirituality and the paradox of religious conflicts and ethnicity /rNana Nketsiag(p. 27-38). --tThe question of religion in the Ivorian crisis /rYacombo Konat�eg(p. 38-44). --tReligion and the sanctity of space of social interaction : a personal narrative /rJahman Ankulapog(p. 45-72). --tSecurity by other means, German cultural relations in the Arab world -- as exemplified by the Multilingual Journal Fikrun wa Fann /rStefan Weidnerg(p. 73-78). --tIslam, democracy and human rights : ielements of reflection from experiences in West Africa /rPendo Mboug(p. 81-94).00tHuman rights and religion : the Christian perspective /rEmile Francis Sharig(p. 93-102). --tHuman rights and religion /rMohammed Halribg(p. 103-113). --tReligion and conflict : synonymous or paradoxical? /rCharles Palmer-Buckleg(p. 114-124). --tIslam in a post-colonial and conflict-free Ghana : challenges or equilibrium /rMahmoud M Gedcig(p. 127-150). --tIslam in post-colonial West African christianized countries /rMensa Obabig(p. 151-156). --tMuslim's communities in multi-religious milieux : some reflections on the Madman Constitution /rSamusis Iunido Samusig(p. 159-180). --tSharia and secular constitutions /rFranz Kogelmanng(p. 181-192). --tConflicts -- a perspective on the religious dimensions of the problem /rSheikh J.C Omayeg(p. 195-201). --tInstrumentalizing religion in the contest for political power /rGeorg Brunoldg(p. 202-208). --tMust the Church involve herself in politics? /rPeter K Servongg(p. 209-215). --tRebellion and religion in C�ote d'Ivoire : the necessary change of paradigm /rLazare M Poum�eg(p. 216-224). --tCultural pluralism, religion and educational philosophy /rGeorge P Hagang(p. 227-236). --tEducational systems and the influence of religion /rMauloi Adamg(p. 237-241).  aLectures and presentations from an international conference on the topic of conflict and religion, which took place in October 2003 and was organized by the Goethe-Institut Accra in co-operation with the Accra Daily Mail. 0aSocial conflictxReligious aspectsvCongresses. 0aCulture conflictxReligious aspectsvCongresses. 0aEthnic conflictxReligious aspectsvCongresses. 7aIslam2gnd 7aWest Africa.2pplt 7aConflicts.2pplt 7aConference papers and proceedings2fast 7aAccra (2003)2swd2 aGoethe-Institut (Accra, Ghana)1https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39QQPVp7PKQ9dt4p8BQtDdHRg2 aInternational Conference on Conflict and Religiond(2003 :cAccra, Ghana)08iOnline version:tConflict.dAccra : Woeli Pub. Services : Goethe-Institut Accra, 2004w(OCoLC)988943880