Sophia R C Johnson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 9507264 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sophia R C Johnson |
| PRENOMES | Sophia R C |
| SOBRENOME | Johnson |
| ASSINATURA | JOHNSON S R C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Cambridge |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7178-4733 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 6 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations
Our research addresses the underexplored role of multinational enterprises (MNEs) in tackling the grand challenge of skilled refugee employment through multi-stakeholder collaborations. While refugee workforce integration is largely shaped by macro-institutional forces and a multitude of actors, the potential contribution of MNEs has received limited attention in extant research. Adopting an MNE-centric lens, this paper explores how MNEs could be…
The Sons of Esau and Lot
In an attempt to trace the tradition of nationalism back to ancient Israel, public intellectual Yarom Hazony reads Deuteronomy 2 as a representation of ancient values of land-bounded autonomy and cultural homogeny. However, he overlooks two key aspects of the passage: 1) the familial and theological reasoning behind the divine protection of the other peoples, and 2) the messy aetiologies of how those peoples came to inhabit their lands. God calls…
The Great League of Israel
This paper explores the social circumstances of 20 th -century Biblical Studies surrounding the popularity of the amphictyony hypothesis – comparing tribal Israel to the Greek amphictyony of city states. I argue that this theory allowed scholars to reverse-engineer the importance of the Pentateuch as an early but skewed historical source against German historical scepticism. The »Baltimore School« exemplified such efforts were mainly motivated by…
Kingship and Covenant
Frank Moore Cross’s model of covenant as an early legal means of extending fictive kinship has dominated Anglo-American biblical scholarship for the last thirty years. His central case study is the covenant between David and Jonathan and the associated oath sworn by Jonathan in 1 Sam 20. In trying to distill a simple covenant concept, however, Cross collapses distinctions of genre and context, reducing the significance of secular covenant as a fo…
“We the People of Israel”
As an originally political term, study of the concept of “covenant” has long demonstrated the intersection of biblical studies and political theory. In recent decades, the association between covenant and constitution has come to the forefront of modern political thought in attempts to find the origins of certain democratic ideals in the descriptions of biblical Israel, in order to garner either religious or cultural authority. This is exemplifie…
Old Testament Imaginaries of the Nation in German, Dutch, and Anglo-American Protestant Political Thought
This issue draws attention to the importance of Old Testament scholarship to conceptions of nationhood in Protestant political thought. Inclusive of biblical studies, history, theology, and political thought, this issue discusses hermeneutical as well as political tensions that are inherent to the reception of the Old Testament within political theology. These tensions primarily concerned the role of covenant, reason and the natural order, spilli…
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“We the People of Israel”
As an originally political term, study of the concept of “covenant” has long demonstrated the intersection of biblical studies and political theory. In recent decades, the association between covenant and constitution has come to the forefront of modern political thought in attempts to find the origins of certain democratic ideals in the descriptions of biblical Israel, in order to garner either religious or cultural authority. This is exemplifie…
Old Testament Imaginaries of the Nation in German, Dutch, and Anglo-American Protestant Political Thought
This issue draws attention to the importance of Old Testament scholarship to conceptions of nationhood in Protestant political thought. Inclusive of biblical studies, history, theology, and political thought, this issue discusses hermeneutical as well as political tensions that are inherent to the reception of the Old Testament within political theology. These tensions primarily concerned the role of covenant, reason and the natural order, spilli…
Kingship and Covenant
Frank Moore Cross’s model of covenant as an early legal means of extending fictive kinship has dominated Anglo-American biblical scholarship for the last thirty years. His central case study is the covenant between David and Jonathan and the associated oath sworn by Jonathan in 1 Sam 20. In trying to distill a simple covenant concept, however, Cross collapses distinctions of genre and context, reducing the significance of secular covenant as a fo…
The Sons of Esau and Lot
In an attempt to trace the tradition of nationalism back to ancient Israel, public intellectual Yarom Hazony reads Deuteronomy 2 as a representation of ancient values of land-bounded autonomy and cultural homogeny. However, he overlooks two key aspects of the passage: 1) the familial and theological reasoning behind the divine protection of the other peoples, and 2) the messy aetiologies of how those peoples came to inhabit their lands. God calls…
The Great League of Israel
This paper explores the social circumstances of 20 th -century Biblical Studies surrounding the popularity of the amphictyony hypothesis – comparing tribal Israel to the Greek amphictyony of city states. I argue that this theory allowed scholars to reverse-engineer the importance of the Pentateuch as an early but skewed historical source against German historical scepticism. The »Baltimore School« exemplified such efforts were mainly motivated by…
Multi-Stakeholder Collaborations
Our research addresses the underexplored role of multinational enterprises (MNEs) in tackling the grand challenge of skilled refugee employment through multi-stakeholder collaborations. While refugee workforce integration is largely shaped by macro-institutional forces and a multitude of actors, the potential contribution of MNEs has received limited attention in extant research. Adopting an MNE-centric lens, this paper explores how MNEs could be…
Philosophy (5 obras) · Biblical studies (3 obras) · Biblical Studies and Interpretation (3 obras) · Covenant (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Theology (3 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras)