Chapter 1: Religious Peacebuilding and State Context.- Chapter 2: Theory on State and Politics in Religious Peacebuilding Chapter 3: State and Religion in Ethiopia.- Chapter 4: State Control over Religious Peacebuilding.- Chapter 5: State-Religious Relationships in Ethiopia.- Chapter 6: The Scope of Opportunities for Religious Peacebuilders.- Chapter 7: State, Politics and the Legitimacy of Religious Peacebuilders.
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Tale Steen-Johnsen holds a Ph.D in Sociology. One of her main research interests is the relationship between religion, conflict and peace on the African continent. Steen-Johnsen has extensive experience from the practical realities of such endeavours as advisor for peace and reconciliation within the NGO sector. She has lived and worked in Africa and Asia for many years.
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