Theology and Civil Society

Foreword by Rowan Williams

Introduction
Charles Pemberton

Part One: Civil Society as a Sphere of Association

1 Faith in Action: Lessons from Citizens UK’s Work in East London
Jane Wills

2 Perspectives of Change – Faith Based Organisations and Climate Change Action
Anna Huxley

3 When Political Theology takes an Ecclesial Turn, Who is Left Out in the Cold? Revisiting Manchester’s Oxford Road with Graham Ward
Al Barrett

Part Two: Civil Society as a Sphere of Mediation

4 Politics in the Cyber-City
Michael Raubach

5 Foundation, but Foundation Only: Considerations Regarding Hegel’s Account of Religion, the Modern State and Civil Society
Friedrike Schick

6 Theology and Exclusion: From Charity to Advocacy to Deep Solidarity
Joerg Rieger

Part Three: Theo-political Re-imaginings of Civil Society

7 Liberalism and the Pre-Modern: A Theological Appreciation of the Politics of Jo Grimond
Ben Wood

8 \'With the Pertinacity of Bloodhounds’: Hegelian Comments on an Old Text of Fr. Daniel Berrigan\'s
Andrew Shanks

9 Embedding State and Market Institutions in Civil Society: Faith, Fraternity and the Building of an Ethical Economy
Adrian Pabst

Conclusion
Charles Pemberton