Dr. Ibrahim Abraham
Lecturer, Sociology
Religion and Relationality in Punk: Musicking and Ordinary Ethics
Tricksters, Hustlers, and Moral Saints: Students and Other Strangers in Post-Apartheid South African Literature
Contemporary Christian Music and Contemporary Worship Music
Introduction to the Special Issue on Religion, Spirituality and the New African Diaspora
Saturday night and Sunday morning: value monism and pluralism in contemporary evangelical musicianship
Studying Africa in the Australian Capital Territory: Bureaucratisation, Disciplinisation and Projectisation
Editorial: Greetings from the canberra bubble
Middle-class anxiety and moderate prosperity: South Africa and China in comparative perspective
Religion after work: Christianity, morality, and serious leisure
Sincere performance in pentecostal megachurch music
Cuest editors' introduction: Hip hop constellations
Australia and Turkey in postsecular perspectives
Out to Get Us: Queer Muslims and the Clash of Sexual Civilisations in Australia
Christian hip hop as pedagogy: A South African case study
Moral development in a developing economy in moral crisis: Evangelical youth culture in contemporary South Africa
Afghan-Australians: Diasporic tensions, homeland transformations and the “2014 syndrome”
Respecting religion in youth music subcultures: Inclusivity, individuality and conflict avoidance strategy
Pentevangelical youth subcultures: Between resistance and compromise
Tensions in christian financial ethics: An historical overview
Noah's nakedness: Islam, race, and the fantasy of the christian west
'Out to get us': Queer Muslims and the clash of sexual civilisations in Australia
The antinomies of Christian zionism
Usury and just compensation: Religious and financial ethics in historical perspective