The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Politics

The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Politics is a comprehensive guide that explores how religious beliefs and organizations influence political systems, decisions, and societal values worldwide. It examines the complex ways religion shapes laws, policies, and leadership, as well as how politics, in turn, affect religious groups and practices. The book covers a variety of religious traditions and global regions, providing insights into ongoing debates about religion’s role in public life, conflicts, and governance. It is a valuable resource for understanding the intersection of faith and politics in shaping societies.