Civilizational dialogue and world order
Subtitle: the other politics of cultures, religions and civilizations in international relations
By: edited by Michális S. Michael and Fabio Petito.
Contributors: Michael, Michális S.; Petito, Fabio.
Publisher: Palgrave-Macmillan
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: International relations and culture; Religion and international affairs
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Imperial monologue or civilizational dialogue? / Michális S. Michael & Fabio Petito; title: Justice and cross-cultural dialogue : from theory to practice / Fred R. Dallmayr; title: Dialogue of civilizations as an alternative model for world order / Fabio Petito; title: Dialogue among and within faiths : weaving a culture of peace / Toh Swee-Hin (S.H. Toh); title: Civilizationism and the political debate on globalization / Raffaele Marchetti; title: Anti-cosmopolitanism, the cosmopolitan harm principle and global dialogue / Richard Shapcott; title: Finding appropriate forms of dialogue for engaging with the politics of security / Phillip Darby; title: Monologue of empire vs. global dialogue of cultures : the branding of American values / Manfred B. Steger; title: Terror, counter-terror and self-destruction : living with regimes of narcissism and despair / Ashis Nandy; title: Quo vadis, dialogue of civilizations? September 11 and muslim-west relations / Chandra Muzaffar; title: Openness and the dialogue of civilizations : a Chinese example / Zhang Longxi; title: From tension to dialogue? the Mediterranean between European civilization and the Muslim world / Armando Salvatore; title: History, memory, and the dialogue of civilizations : the case of northeast Asia / Michael T. Seigel.