Religion, identity, and global governance
Subtitle: ideas, evidence and practice
By: edited by Patrick James
Publisher: University of Toronto Press; University of Toronto Press, Scholarly Publishing Division
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
ISBN-13: 9781442640665
Subjects: Aspect religieux; Religion and international relations; Relations internationales
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Religion, identity, and global governance :; title: setting the agenda  -- Patrick James; title: The religious challenge to international relations theory  -- John F. Stack Jr.; title: Religion and international affairs :; title: the state of the art  -- Ron E. Hassner; title: Mutual renewal :; title: on the relationship of human rights to the Muslim world  -- Anthony Chase; title: State religious exclusivity and international crises, 1990-2002  -- Jonathan Fox and Nukhet Sandal; title: Religion, identity, and the "War on Terror" :; title: insights from religious humanitarianism  -- Cecelia Lynch; title: Extremism and military intervention in South Asia :; title: Indian Muslims and Sri Lankan Tamils  -- Manus I. Midlarsky; title: Religion, security dilemma, and conflict :; title: the case of Iraq  -- Yasemin Akbaba and Zeynep Taydas; title: World religions and local identities :; title: the case of Islamic arbitration in Ontario, Canada  -- Patricia M. Goff; title: John Paul II and the "just war" doctrine :; title: "make peace through justice and forgiveness, not war"  -- James L. Heft; title: Christian mediation in international conflicts  -- Robert B. Lloyd; title: The role of religious NGOs in shaping foreign policy :; title: Western middle powers and reform internationalism  -- Steven L. Lamy; title: Religion and Canadian diplomacy :; title: promoting pluralism on the global stage  -- Evan H. Potter; title: From ideology to identity :; title: building a foundation for communities of the willing  -- Chris Seiple; title: Religion, identity, and global governance :; title: what have we learned? -- Patrick James.