Resisting Occupation

Miguel A. De La Torre is professor of social ethics and Latino/a Studies at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado. Mitri Raheb is the founder and president of Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture in Bethlehem.

Part One: Occupying Minds 1.Toward an Ethics para Joder: Decolonizing Minds by Transgressing Academic Borders Miguel A. De La Torre 2."Imagined Occupation" and the Occupation of the National Imaginary: Scottish Stories in the Face of Brexit Britain John McNeil Scott 3.City Gate and Homeland Imagination: The Theology of Image in Post-Modern Taiwan Su-Chi Lin 4.Toward a Cross-border Imagination: Another World Is Possible! Junghyung Kim 5.The Occupation of the Theological Mind: The End of Innocence Mitri Raheb Part Two: Occupying Bodies 6.The Construction of Religious Hybrid Identities Resulting from Colonial Occupation Wanda Deifelt 7.The Boys in the Mirror Luciano Kovacs Part Three: Occupying Spirit 8.The Devil that Occupies US: Social Sin and Sacred Silence in a Trumped Era Stacey Floyd-Thomas 9.The Motherly Spirit: A Geotheological Power of Life in Papua Toar Hutagalung 10.Resistance and Reconciliation through the Arts Volker Kuster 11.Beauty in the Rubble? Genuine Encounter, Self-Transformation, and Transnational Community in Activism for Palestine Marthie Momberg Part Four: Occupying Land 12.Occupation in North America: States, Rule of Law, Language, and Indians Tink Tinker 13.From Empire to Independent Composite Successor States: Postcolonial Political Theology in Melanesia Richard Davis 14.Palestine, Zionism, and Global Struggle: A Jewish American's Journey Mark Braverman 15.The Re-Reading of the Exodus Narrative: An African Perspective Sindiso Jele