ISBN:
0415667445
,
0203102312
,
9780203102312
,
9780415667449
Language:
English
Pages:
XIII, 275 S.
,
26 cm
Additional Material:
Reg., Lit.Hinw.
Series Statement:
Routledge Handbooks
Parallel Title:
Online-Ausg. u.d.T. The Routledge handbook of religion and security
DDC:
201/.727
Keywords:
Security, International Religious aspects
;
Religion and international relations
;
Violence Religious aspects
;
Religion
;
Sicherheit
;
Judentum
;
Christentum
;
Rechtgläubigkeit
;
Katholizismus
;
Protestantismus
;
Islam
;
Schiiten
;
Sunniten
;
Hinduismus
;
Buddhismus
;
Friede
;
Krieg
;
Theorie
;
Internationale Politik
;
Menschliche Sicherheit
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Religion
;
Internationale Politik
;
Sicherheitspolitik
;
Weltreligion
;
Friedensforschung
Abstract:
1. Chris Seiple, Dennis R. Hoover, and Pauletta Otis, Introduction 1. - Part I: World Religions and Security . - 2. Stuart A. Cohen, Dichotomous Jewish Understandings of Security: Historical Origins and Contemporary Expressions 11. - 3. Christopher Marsh, Eastern Orthodoxy and the Fusion of National and Spiritual Security 22. - 4. Gerard F. Powers, Catholic Approaches to Security and Peace 33. - 5. Robert Joustra, Always Reforming: Protestantism and International Security 45. - 6. Max L. Gross, Shi’a Muslims and Security: The Centrality of Iran 57. - 7. Qibla Ayaz and Rashid Ahmad, Islam and Security: A Sunni Perspective 69. - 8. Torkel Brekke, Hinduism and Security: A Hierarchy of Protection 80 . - 9. Pashaura Singh, All Shall Abide in Peace, Prosperity, and Justice: Sikhism and Security 90. - 10. Iselin Frydenlund, The Protection of Dharma and Dharma as Protection: Buddhism and Security across Asia 102. - Section II: Security Studies and Religion . - 11. Eric Patterson, Religion, War, and Peace: Leavening the Levels of Analysis 115. - 12. Stacey Gutkowski, Religion and Security in International Relations Theories 125. - 13. Philip S. Gorski and Gülay Türkmen Dervişoğlu, Religion, Nationalism, and International Security: Creation Myths and Social Mechanisms 136. - 14. Isobel Coleman, Women, Religion, and Security: Islamic Feminism on the Frontlines of Change 148. - 15. Jamie Price and Andrea Bartoli, Spiritual Values, Sustainable Security, and Conflict Resolution 160. - 16. James L. Guth, Religion and Public Opinion on Security: A Comparative Perspective 171. - 17. Jonathan Fox, State Religion and State Repression 182. - 18. James K. Wellman, Jr., Human Security: A Secularized Social Gospel and the Rediscovery of Religion 193. - 19. Lee Marsden and Heather Savigny, Religion, Media, and Security 204 . - Part III: Case Studies . - 20. John Campbell, Religion and Security in Nigeria 215. - 21. Ainslie Thomas Embree, Religion, Communalism, and Security in Post-independence India 226. - 22. Dov Waxman, Religion and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 238. - 23. Paul B. Mojzes, Religion and (In)Security in the Former Yugoslavia 249. - 24. Micheal A. Hoyt, The Religious Initiative for National Reconciliation in Iraq, 2006-2007 260
Description / Table of Contents:
1. Chris Seiple, Dennis R. Hoover, and Pauletta Otis, Introduction 1. - Part I: World Religions and Security . - 2. Stuart A. Cohen, Dichotomous Jewish Understandings of Security: Historical Origins and Contemporary Expressions 11. - 3. Christopher Marsh, Eastern Orthodoxy and the Fusion of National and Spiritual Security 22. - 4. Gerard F. Powers, Catholic Approaches to Security and Peace 33. - 5. Robert Joustra, Always Reforming: Protestantism and International Security 45. - 6. Max L. Gross, Shi'a Muslims and Security: The Centrality of Iran 57. - 7. Qibla Ayaz and Rashid Ahmad, Islam and Security: A Sunni Perspective 69. - 8. Torkel Brekke, Hinduism and Security: A Hierarchy of Protection 80 . - 9. Pashaura Singh, All Shall Abide in Peace, Prosperity, and Justice: Sikhism and Security 90. - 10. Iselin Frydenlund, The Protection of Dharma and Dharma as Protection: Buddhism and Security across Asia 102. - Section II: Security Studies and Religion . - 11. Eric Patterson, Religion, War,
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