International comparative perspectives on religion & education / editors Charl Wolhuter and Corene de Wet.

Includes bibliographical references.

Religion in education: an international perspective /
Corene de Wet -- Education and religion in Israel: Blurring the boundaries of “secular” and “religious” /
Yotam Hotam & Philip Wexler -- Central effects of religious education in Armenia from Ancient Times to Post-Soviet Armenia /
Shelly Terzian -- The contribution of religious institutions to the development of secular
education in Tanzania: The case of Pentecostal churches in the Dar es Salaam region /
William A.L. Anangisye & Augustino D. Mligo -- Religion and education in the United States /
Ralph D. Mawdsley -- Education and religion in the Netherlands /
Bram de Muynck, Siebren Miedema & Ina ter Avest -- Globalisation, multicultural reality, religiouspluralism and religious aspects of
intercultural education in preschool and elementary school education through the
viewpoint of Greek teachers and parents /
Maria Sakellariou -- Power relations in the history of religious education in Brazil: The need to develop
Anti-Discriminatory Practices /
Andreia Lisboa de Sousa -- Religion and education: a South African perspective /
Flip Louw -- Religion and education Japanese cases: Latent issues /
Shinichi Suzuki -- Malay is Malay, non-Malay is non-Malay, and never the twain shall meet:
A critical analysis of religion and education in Malaysia /
Seng Piew Loo -- Education and religion in Iran: An annotated bibliography /
Shahrzad Kamyab.

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