Trajecta - Current Issue

Abstract The Conciliar Process was a transnational campaign initiated by churches throughout the world, adhorting Christians to consider their responsibility for global justice, peace, and the environment. This article analyses the trajectory of this campaign, also known as the campaign for Justice, Peace and the integrity of Creation (JPIC), as it unfolded between 1987 and 1992. If focuses primarily on its evolution in the Neth Read More

Abstract In the nineteenth-century colonial Dutch East Indies, a legal distinction existed between different population groups. This article examines the implications of this so-called ‘legal dualism’ by focusing on a specific group: the ‘native Christians’. These Indonesians converted to Christianity, who some politicians believed had become to a certain extent ‘European’, may have been a small group, but they challenged legal pige Read More