One World or Many?

Table of Contents

Foreword- Samuel Escobar

Listing the usual suspects

Introduction

Part 1: Main Features

1. Globalisation and Economics: A World Gone Bananas- Ruth Valerio

2. Emerging Youth Cultures in the Era of Globalization: TechnoCulture and TerrorCulture- Sam George

3. TerrorCulture: Worth Living For or Worth Dying For: Sam George

4. Multiculturalism and Pluralization: Kissing Cousins of Globalization- David Lundy

Part 2: Specific Issues

5. Is God Colorblind or Colorful?- Miriam Adeney

6. Chainsaws, Planes, and Komodo Dragons: Globalisation and the Environment- Ruth Valerio

7. Globalisation and Healthcare Mission- Steven Fouch

8. Globalisation, Women, and Mission- Rose Dowsett

9. Globalisation: A View from Africa- Wanyeki Mahiaini

10. Globalisation from a Grassroots, Two-Thirds World Perspective: A Snapshot- Fiona Wilson

Part 3: Mission

11. Religion and the Future of Christianity in the Global Village- Bulus Galadima

12. Can the Global Replace the Local? - Marcelo Vargas

13. Mission Possible or Impossible? Learning Lessons from Theology's Engagement with Globalization- Warren Beattie

14. Globalization and the Church- Alex Araujo

15. Cutting out the Middleman: Mission and the Local Church in a Globalised Postmodern World- Ros Johnson

Conclusion

16. Globalization, World Evangelization, and Global Missiology- Steve S. Moon and David Tai-Woong Lee

Index