The Church in the Square: Negotiations of Religion and Revolution at an Evangelical Church in Cairo

The Church in the Square: Negotiations of Religion and Revolution at an Evangelical Church in CairoIn the wake of the January 25, 2011 popular uprisings, youth and leaders from the Kasr el Dobara Evangelical Church, the largest Protestant congregation in the Middle East, situated just behind Tahrir Square embarked on new, unpredictable political projects. This ethnography seeks to elucidate the ways that youth and leaders utilized religious imagery and discourse and relational networks in order to carve out a place in the Egyptian public sphere

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The essays - which include contributions by established film scholars (such as George M

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Responsible farming practices which address the growing demand for food with social and environmental imperatives are essential for the long-term viability of organisations in the agri-sector and

social and cultural aspects of community-conscious theatre-making

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far from serving as a unifying social force

postcolonial studies and social psychology

The Arab Spring addresses these issues