Religion and security : the new nexus in international relations

Abstract

Part 1 Foreword Part 2 Introduction: Religion Gets Real Part 3 Section I: Religion and (In)Security: The 21st Century Challenge Chapter 4 Religion and War in the 21st Century Chapter 5 The Politics of Persecuted Religious Minorities Chapter 6 Uzbekistan and the Central Asian Crucible of Religion and Security Part 7 Section II: Perspectives on Pluralism: Making a World Safe for Diversity Chapter 8 Choosing Exclusion or Embrace: An Abrahamic Theological Perspective Chapter 9 Truth, Pluralism, and Religious Diplomacy: A Christian Dialogical Perspective Chapter 10 Pluralism and the People of the Book: An Islamic Faith Perspective Part 11 Section III: Into the Breach: Restoring Sustainable Security Chapter 12 Military Intervention and Justice as Equal Regard Chapter 13 When the Fighting Stops: Healing Hearts with Spiritual Peacemaking Part 14 Section IV: Religious Freedom and Security: The Civil Society Nexus Chapter 15 Neither Sacred Nor Secular: A Public Anthropology of Human Dignity, Religious Freedom, and Security Chapter 16 Relational Realism: Toward a New Political Paradign for Security Chapter 17 Conclusion: A Lively Experiment, A Most Flourishing Civil State