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61 Georgetown students wrote about religion, politics, and culture while studying overseas last year. This new report includes excerpts from their blogs on topics ranging from religious freedom and interfaith dialogue to secularization, democracy, and economics.
blog | Junior Year Abroad Network 2011-2012
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Paul Elie, Maureen Corrigan, Peter Manseau, and Samantha Pinto reflect on the role of religion in American literature, including in the work of novelist Alice McDermott. Their responses are based on a recent discussion with McDermott held at Georgetown University.
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Carolyn Woo, president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services (CRS), says her upbringing and Catholic education in Hong Kong have shaped her path to CRS. She highlights the role of women leaders and interfaith collaboration in CRS's development efforts worldwide.
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Jocelyne Cesari argues that in light of the Boston bombings, it is time to pay more attention to the social processes that lead to radicalization and less attention to the targeting of entire ethnic or religious groups.
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Georgetown students examine innovative educational initiatives in Uganda, Uruguay, Bolivia, and France, with a focus on the work of Jesuit institutions, as part of an international summer research fellowship opportunity.
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