International Relations and Religion
Four Volume Set
Edited by:
- Ron E Hassner - UC Berkeley, USA
- Isak Svensson - Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University, Sweden
Courses:
International Relations
International Relations
May 2016 | 1 448 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
The study of religion and international relations has been gathering pace over the past few decades, and has intensified since the start of the new millennium, when the discipline experienced a sudden surge of interest attributable to world events, starting with the Iranian Revolution and culminating with U.S. incursions into Afghanistan and Iraq.
This four-volume set organizes and contextualizes this burgeoning literature and its contribution to the study of international theory, focusing in particular on its influence in the subfield of war and peace studies.
The four volumes are arranged thematically, including papers which offer a range of answers to key questions such as:
- How has religion shaped the structure of international system?
- How do we define the relationship between religion and war?
- In what ways has religion prevented, constrained or resolved conflict?
- How do we approach the methodological, ontological and epistemological challenges raised by the interdisciplinary study of religion and international relations?
VOLUME ONE: RELIGION AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM
Samuel P. Huntington
Scott Thomas
Jonathan Fox
Anthony W. Marx
John Carlson and Erik Owens
Mark Juergensmeyer
Kenneth D. Wald and Clyde Wilcox
Eva Bellin
Daniel Philpott
Nukhet Sandal and Patrick James
David Kang
VOLUME TWO: RELIGION AND WAR
Natalie Zemon Davis
James A. Aho
David C. Rapoport
David S. Bachrach
Monica Duffy Toft
Daniel Philpott
Susanna Pearce
Isak Svensson
Indra de Soysa and Ragnhild Nordås
Jeroen Gunning and Richard Jackson
Ron E. Hassner
Peter S. Henne
VOLUME THREE: RELIGION AND PEACE
Shaybani
St. Thomas Aquinas
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
James Turner Johnson
Harvey Cox et al.
R. Scott Appleby
Cynthia Sampson
Marc Gopin
Douglas Johnston and Brian Cox
Ron E. Hassner
Mohammed Abu-Nimer
David R. Smock
Kristian Berg Harpviken and Hanne Eggen Røislien
Jacob Bercovitch and Ayse S. Kadayifci-Orellana
Gerard Powers
VOLUME FOUR: RELIGION, IR AND METHODOLOGY
Talal Asad
Ivan Strenski
Andrease Hasenclever and Volker Rittberger
Bruce M. Russett, John R. Oneal and Michaelene Cox
Giacomo Chiozza
Marta Reynal-Querol
James D. Fearon and David D. Laitin
Robert Pape
Philip G. Roeder
Elizabeth Shakman Hurd
Andrej Tusicisny
Joshua Mitchell
Clyde Wilcox, Kenneth D. Wald, & Tedd G. Jelen
John D. Carlson
Matthias Basedau and Alexander de Juan
Shane Barter and Ian Zatkin-Osburn