The Christian Right wields massive political power in the United States and beyond. This is the first book to reveal the growing influence of the Christian Right within the United Nations.

This book reveals how Christian conservative groups are able to shape policy in every corner of the world. Drawing on interviews with religious leaders, it reveals how today's most powerful Christian Right organisations are building interfaith coalitions, connecting Catholic, Mormon and Muslim allies to advance a conservative agenda.

The US under Bush Jr. has given them a significant voice in shaping US policy on issues including women's rights, reproductive health, human cloning, children's rights and AIDS.

In short, the Christian Right is globalising -- a phenomenon that promises to challenge progressive social policy on a world-wide scale - as well as transform the Christian Right itself.

Introduction
1. Born Again: Three Reasons Why The Christian Right Can Globalize Now
2. The Christian Right’s Challenge To Global Democracy’s Status Quo
3. Assembling A Pro-Family Alliance
4. A Global Religious Right?: The Prospects And Challenges Of International, Interfaith Alliances
Conclusion: Six Areas Where Conservatives Excel
Notes
Index