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Chicago Council on Global Affairs issues report on engaging religion in U.S. foreign policy

By Alliance Alert

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Co-chair Scott Appleby introduces the report at The Immanent Frame: "The TFR outlines the major elements of a comprehensive policy of constructive engagement with religions and religious actors abroad, indicating whom to engage, how to help them succeed, what vocabulary to use, and what the limits of such engagement are. The goal is to build partnerships and networks designed to advance shared interests and objectives, which may include the effective deployment of foreign assistance, the development of stable democracies, and the promotion of human rights."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on February 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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