Jennifer Butler is Executive Director of Faith in Public Life. An ordained Presbyterian minister, Butler most recently served as the Presbyterian Church (USA) Representative to the United Nations. She also taught courses at New York University's graduate program in Global Studies. Butler served in the Peace Corps from 1989 to 1991 in Belize, Central America. She is the author of Born Again: The Christian Right Globalized (Pluto, 2006).

'Jennifer Butler's sharp eye for critique and smooth handling of complexity makes her the ideal analyst for probing the global export of exclusionary frames and narratives by the US Christian Right'

• Introduction1. Born Again: Three Reasons Why The Christian Right Can Globalize Now2. The Christian Right’s Challenge To Global Democracy’s Status Quo3. Assembling A Pro-Family Alliance4. A Global Religious Right?: The Prospects And Challenges Of International, Interfaith AlliancesConclusion: Six Areas Where Conservatives ExcelNotesIndex

Jennifer Butler is Executive Director of Faith in Public Life. An ordained Presbyterian minister, Butler most recently served as the Presbyterian Church (USA) Representative to the United Nations. She also taught courses at New York University's graduate program in Global Studies. Butler served in the Peace Corps from 1989 to 1991 in Belize, Central America. She is the author of Born Again: The Christian Right Globalized (Pluto, 2006).

'Jennifer Butler's sharp eye for critique and smooth handling of complexity makes her the ideal analyst for probing the global export of exclusionary frames and narratives by the US Christian Right'

• Introduction1. Born Again: Three Reasons Why The Christian Right Can Globalize Now2. The Christian Right’s Challenge To Global Democracy’s Status Quo3. Assembling A Pro-Family Alliance4. A Global Religious Right?: The Prospects And Challenges Of International, Interfaith AlliancesConclusion: Six Areas Where Conservatives ExcelNotesIndex