@article{929921,
      recid = {929921},
      author = {Kwayu, Aikande Clement,},
      title = {Religion and British international development policy /},
      pages = {1 online resource.},
      note = {Includes index.},
      abstract = {This book studies the relationship between British  government and faith groups in its international  development agenda within and beyond the context of Brexit.  It includes aspects of International Relations,  International Development, and Religion and Politics to  trace the relationship between the British government and  faith groups, showing that the relationship is enhanced on  three conditions: firstly, the resurgence of religion in  international affairs; secondly, the attitudes of  politicians and political parties towards the third sector  (i.e. voluntary and private sectors); and thirdly, the  rising prominence of the international development agenda  in British politics, which triggers the need to understand  this relationship in the wake of Brexit. Thus, the book  aims to analyze to what extent the increasing prominence of  an international development agenda in British politics  explains the relationship between the government and faith  groups, and ultimately to answer whether Brexit has  increased the prominence of international development  agenda and brought faith groups into closer relations with  the government. Dr. Aikande C. Kwayu is a development  policy researcher at Bumaco Limited, and an honorary  research fellow in the Department of Anthropology,  University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA. She has a PhD in  Politics and International Relations from the University of  Nottingham, UK, and her research interests include Religion  and International Politics.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/929921},
}