The Jesuits and Globalization: Historical Legacies and Contemporary Challenges
by Thomas Banchoff, José Casanova, M. Antoni J. Ucerler, Francis X. Clooney, Daniel A. Madigan, Aliocha Maldavsky, Sabina Pavone, John T. Mcgreevy, John O'Malley, David Hollenbach, Maria Clara Lucchetti Bingemer, John Joseph Puthenkalam, Drew Rau, Peter Balleis
The Jesuits and Globalization examines how the Society of Jesus has been shaped by, and has responded to, an increasingly interconnected world. Combining historical legacies with contemporary challenges, this interdisciplinary volume offers perspectives on Jesuit identity, engagement, and mission in the context of globalization.
About This Book
The Jesuits and Globalization explores the relationship between the Society of Jesus and the forces of globalization.
Bringing together historical and contemporary perspectives, the book considers the enduring legacies associated with Jesuit engagement across regions and cultures.
Its contributors examine the challenges globalization presents for Jesuit identity, institutions, and mission.
Written by scholars from multiple fields, this volume offers a broad academic discussion of religion, history, and global change.
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