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Religion and the politics of peace and conflict
2009, Pickwick Publications
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Religion and the politics of peace and conflict
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Table of Contents
Introduction:
Between legitimation and refusal: Jewish, Christian, and Islamic responses to political violence -- Linda Hogan
Legitimations and limits of war in Jewish tradition -- George R. Wilkes
And why should you not fight? The imperative of war in Islam and Christianity -- John Kelsay
Imagining co-existence in the face of war: the prophetic Jewish voice and the state, 1917-1948 -- Mark Levine
Sacrificing the sacrifices of war -- Stanley Hauerwas
Politics of peace in Islam -- Muhammed A.S. Abdel Haleem
Gender, religion, and war -- Mary Condren
Gendering of post-Holocaust Jewish responses to war and collective violence -- Melissa Raphael
Prisoner abuse: from Abu Ghraib to The passion of Christ -- David Tombs
Islam, women, and the politics of violence: illustrations from the Middle East -- Haleh Afshar.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-240).
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