This book explores the hopeful possibility that emerging geographies of postsecularity are
able to contribute significantly to the understanding of how common life may be shared, and …

This article highlights one important reason why attempts to achieve sustainable
development through community management often fail–the neglect of worldviews. It …

In this article, I participate in efforts to re-imagine soils as lively, complex, more-than-human
ecologies, by turning to the largely sidestepped subject of spirituality in agriculture. Spiritual …

African borderlands–such as those between South Sudan, Uganda and Congo–are often
presented by analysts as places of agency and economic opportunity, in contrast to …

Paloutzian and Park assert that the psychology of religion must restrict its methods to certain
rules and boundaries, but they do not address the acknowledged problems with such a …

Euro-American psychology's strong focus on the individual mind and behavior has become
a fundamental part of global development agendas. Concepts like self-regulation, self …

In the area of Kano in western Kenya, Luo rice farmers perform a ritual of “digging”
indigenous medicine (chwoyo yath) in the rice fields to “arrest” hailstones. The practice is not …

Conducting a multi-sited psychology study on how Malawian participants perceive Western-
oriented non-governmental organizations'(NGOs) gendered development approaches, it …

Belief in evil and hidden supernatural forces, generally referred to as witchcraft, is
widespread in many parts of the African continent. In addition to affecting individual health …

In this paper, we trace the social and material effects of a carbon verification encounter in
Timor-Leste. Foregrounding the relational historicity of these resource materialities, we …