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If it can be said that theoretical controversies in the social sciences in the 1980s and 1990s revolved first predominantly around debates about modernity and “postmodernism” and then moved to an overriding focus on concepts and experiences of “globalization”, a strong case can be made for religious, ethical, and axiological inquiries as a third paradigmatic key of investigation since the turn of the millennium.
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