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D96 x AAR Annual MeetingProgram Bookx See the full Annual Meeting program online at www.aarweb.orgx

A19-228 CPentecostalCharismatic Movements Group and WorldChristianity Group

CC-2002

Philip Jenkins, Pennsylvania State University, Presiding

Teme: Healing in Global Pentecostalism

Panelists:

Candy Gunther Brown, Indiana University

Simon Coleman, University o oronto

R. Andrew Chesnut, Virginia Commonwealth University

Catherine Bowler, Duke University

Angela arango, rinity University

Arlene Sanchez Walsh, Azusa Pacifc University

Responding:

Amanda Porterfeld, Florida State University

Harvey Cox, Harvard University

Business Meeting:

Katherine Attanasi, Regent University, and Valerie C. Cooper,University o Virginia, Presiding

A19-229 AQueer Studies in Religion Group and the North American

Association for the Study of Religion

CC-2010

Melissa M. Wilcox, Whitman College, Presiding

Teme: Implications o Jasbir K. Puarserrorist Assemblages:Homonationalism in Queer imes (Duke University Press, 2007) orthe Study o Religion

Panelists:

Rosemary R. Hicks, uts University

Joseph A. Marchal, Ball State University

Nayan Shah, University o Caliornia, San Diego

Brock Perry, Chicago Teological Seminary

Maia Kotrosits, Union Teological Seminary

Responding:

Jasbir Puar, Rutgers University

A19-230 CReligion and Cities Group

CC-2008Monica Miller, University o Pennsylvania, Presiding

Teme: Religion Makes the City: Boundary Work and the Production oUrban Lie

Jo Jangho, Baylor UniversityBlurring the Boundary: Augustinian Deconstruction o ReligiopoliticalIdentity o the City

Chris Shannahan, University o BirminghamGod Doesnt Live Round Here!

Mark Wild, Caliornia State UniversityEcclesiology and Radicalism in the Urban Protestant Missions o thePost-World War II United States

odd Green, Luther CollegeTe Swiss Minaret Ban, the De-Islamization o Public Space, and the

Ongoing Quest or a European IdentityResponding:

Helene Slessarev-Jamir, Claremont School o Teology

Business Meeting:

Omar McRoberts, University o Chicago, Presiding

A19-231 B CReligion and Colonialism Group

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Caleb Elenbein, Grinnell College, Presiding

Teme: Defning Religion in Imperial, Colonial, and PostcolonialContexts

Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst, University o North CarolinaReligion and Intellectual Empires: Precolonial, South AsianDefnitions, and the Study o Religion

Mitch Numark, Caliornia State University, SacramentoHebrew School in Nineteenth Century Bombay: ProtestantMissionaries, Cochin Jews, and the Hebraization o Indias Bene IsraelCommunity

Adrian Hermann, University o BaselDierentiating Buddhism: Te Prolieration o Semantics andOrganizations o Religion in Nineteenth and Early wentiethCentury Buddhist Asia

Syed Adnan Hussain, University o orontoTree ransormations: Te Evolution o Pakistans Blasphemy Law

Business Meeting:

Mark Elmore, University o Caliornia, Davis, Presiding

Saturday, 1:00 pm-3:30 pm