Review
References
Anderson A (2004). An introduction to Pentecostalism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. | ||||
Archer MS (2003). Structure, agency and the internal conversation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Crossref |
||||
Bhalla SA (1998). "Introduction". In: Bhalla, S.A., (1998) (ed.) Globalization, Growth and Marginalization, London: Macmillan. pp.1-12. | ||||
Bilton T, Bonnett K, Jones P, Tony L, David S, Michelle S, Andrew W (2002). (4th Ed.) Introduction to Sociology, New York: Macmillan. | ||||
De Bruijn M, Van Dijk R, Gewald JB (2007). Strength beyond structure. Social and historical trajectories of agency in Africa. Leiden, Boston: Brill. Crossref |
||||
Coleman S (2000). The globalisation of charismatic Christianity: spreading the gospel of prosperity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Crossref |
||||
Dronen ST (2013). Pentecostalism, Globalisation and Islam in Northern Cameroon: Megachurches in the Marking, Boston: BRILL. Crossref |
||||
Giddens A (1993). Sociology, (2nd Ed.) Cambridge: Blackwell. | ||||
Gifford P (1998). African Christianity: its public role. London: Hurst. | ||||
Gifford P (2009). "Africa's new Pentecostal Christianity", In: Chabal, P., Ulf, E. & Leo, H. (eds), African spirituality: diversity in religious practice. Kyoto: Japan Koyoshobo. | ||||
Huntington S (1996). The clash of civilizations and the remaking of world order. London: Simon & Schuster. | ||||
Hasu P, Dronen ST (2014). "Introduction: Religion and Development-A Nordic Perspective on Involvement in Africa". In: Dronen, T. S., (2014) (Ed.) Religion and Development: Nordic Perspectives on Involvement in Africa. New York: PETER LANG. pp.1-10. | ||||
Kaijage F, Awami S (2011). "The battle for believers: how 'new' revival preachers are threatening traditional churches". The Guardian, 25-31 December. pp.1-2. | ||||
Kalu O (2008). African Pentecostalism: an introduction. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Crossref |
||||
Kasak E (2011). "Some aspects of religiosity in science", in Baltic J. Euro. Stud. 1-1 (9):83-96. | ||||
Kasak E (2011). "Unperceived civil religion in science", in Problemos, 8(1):94-106. | ||||
Mallya E (2010). "Faith-based organisation, the state and politics in Tanzania", In: Bompani, B. & Maria, F. (eds), Development and politics from below: exploring religious spaces in the African state. New Hampshire: Palgrave Macmillan. | ||||
Mari K (2012). "People's responses to the expansion of the globalization in Tanzania focusing on the Christian perspective", Research proposal. | ||||
Martin PH, Schumann H (1996). Die Globalisierungsfalle: Der Angriff auf Demokratie und Wohlstand, Hamburg: Rowohlt. | ||||
Maxwell D (1998). "Delivered from the spirit of poverty? Pentecostalism, prosperity and modernity". J. Relig. Afr. 28(3):350-373. | ||||
Ortner SB (2006). Anthropology and social theory: culture, power and the acting subject. Durham NC: Duke University Press. Crossref |
||||
Shivji GI (2006). Let the people speak: Tanzania down the road to neo-liberalism. Dakar: CODESRIA. | ||||
Shivji GI (2006). The Silences in the NGOs Discourses: The Role and features of NGOs in Africa. Dar es Salaam: Hakiardhi (Occasional paper No.1). | ||||
Sigalla LH (2006). "The politics of globalization: a dialectical perspective", The African Review, Journal of African Politics, Development and International Affairs, Double Issues 1&2. | ||||
The Guardian, 24-31 December 2011. | ||||
The Citizen, 17 April 2011, p.12. | ||||
Westerlund D (2009). "Introduction". In Westerlund, D, (Ed.) (2009) Global Pentecostalism encounters with other religious traditions. London: I.B. Touris, pp.1-23. | ||||
Ter HG (2014). "Poverty and Prosperity in Africa". In Dronen, T. S., (2014) (Ed.) Religion and Development: Nordic Perspectives on Involvement in Africa. New York: PETER LANG. pp.11-25. |
Copyright © 2024 Author(s) retain the copyright of this article.
This article is published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0