Land conflicts, land utopias
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Land conflicts, land utopias
（Concilium, 2007/2）
SCM Press, c2007
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Includes bibliographical references
Contents of Works
- Introduction / Marie-Theres Wacker, Elaine M. Wainwright
- Land : God's gift to all. Zimbabwe's violent struggle over land ownership / Oskar Wermter
- Aboriginal people and homelands in Canada. The case of the Dene Tha / Jean-Guy Goulet
- The argument over "canonical territory" : an insoluble territorial conflict between the Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches? / Heiko Overmeyer
- Israel's acquisition of the land of Canaan according to Deuteronomy / Jean Bosco Tchapé
- Israel : utopia to reality / Hannah Liron
- Land, peoples, and identities : a Palestinian perspective / Mitri Raheb
- "Eretz Israel" : alien mother / Matthias Morgenstern
- Land : a Fijian perspective / Ilaitia S. Tuwere
- "If only we had meat! In Egypt we lived well." Our hotly-contested and endangered Mother Earth in the context of the Mayas / Christoph Gempp
- Can the merchants be driven out of the Temple of Life? An ecological feminist reflection from Latin America / Ivone Gebara
- Confronting the "Promised Land syndrome" : Joshua, justice, and eco-justice / Norman Habel
- Liberationist forces deriving from the land / Marcelo Barros
- Homeplace, paradise, and landscape : a New Zealand perspective / Neil Darragh
- Non-places : refugee camps, mobility politics, and an empty space in the structure of power / Ulrich Engel
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