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1. Religion and the global agenda: from the margins to the mainstream? / Dennis R. Hoover and Douglas M. Johnston -- SECTION I: Secularization, Desecularization, and the Disciplines of International Affairs.
2. The meaning of secularism / Charles Taylor --
3. The desecularization of the world: a global overview / Peter L. Berger --
4. The challenge of September 11 to Secularism in international relations / Daniel Philpott --
5. Rethinking the role of religion in changing public spheres: some comparative perspectives / Rosalind I. J. Hackett --
6. Kicking the secularist habit: a six-step program / David Brooks --
SECTION II: Theoretical Foundations from Antiquity.
7. "Melian Dialogue": History of the Peloponnesian War / Thucydides --
8. The return of ancient times: why the warrior politics of the 21st century will demand a pagan ethos / Robert D. Kaplan --
9. Unrealistic realism: areflection on Robert D. Kaplan's "Warrior Politics" / Dennis R. Hoover --
10. Excerpts from Book 19: City of God / Augustine --
11. Augustine's political realism / Reinhold Niebuhr --
12. "Really Existing" Scriptures: on the use of sacred text in international affairs / John A. Rees --
13. Isaiah's vision of human security: virtue-ethics and international politics / Scott M. Thomas --
SECTION III: Ethics of Force.
14. Of War (Four Articles): Summa Theologica / Thomas Aquinas --
15. Just War tradition: is it credible? / John Howard Yoder --
16. Moral clarity in a time of war / George Weigel --
17. War and statecraft: an exchange / Rowan Williams and George Weigel --
18. Torture: a Just War perspective / James Turner Johnson --
19. The New Jihad and Islamic tradition / John Kelsay -- SECTION IV: Religion and Conflict.
20. Terror mandated by God / Mark Juergensmeyer --
21. The clash of civilizations? / Samuel P. Huntington --
22. Challenging Huntington / Richard E. Rubenstein and Jarle Crocker --
23. Memo to the State: religion and security / Chris Seiple --
24. The politics of persecuted religious minorities / Philip Jenkins --
25. Religious freedom: good for what ails us? / Brian J. Grim -- 26. How shall we study religion and conflict?: challenges and opportunities in the early 21st century / John D. Carlson and Matt Correa -- 
SECTION V: Religion and Peacemaking.
27. Religion and global affairs: religious "Militants for Peace" / R. Scott Appleby --
28. Faith-based diplomacy: an ancient idea newly emergent / Brain Cox and Daniel Philpott --
29. Military chaplains: bridging church and state / Douglas M. Johnston --
30.Religion as destroyer and creator of peace: a postmortem on failed peace processes / Marc Gopin --
31. Catholic peacemaking, 1991-2005: The legacy of Pope John Paul II / Drew Christiansen --
32. The Potential for peacebuilding in Islam: toward an Islamic concept of peace / Hisham Soliman --
SECTION VI: Religion, Globalization, and Transnationalism.
33. Jihad vs. McWorld / Benjamin Barber --
34. Religion and globalization / James Kurth --
35. Transnational religious actors and international politics / Jeffrey Haynes --
36. Transnational religious connections / Stephen Offutt --
37. European politics gets Old-Time Religion / Timothy A. Byrnes --
SECTION VII: Religion and Economic Development.
38. Max Weber is alive and well, and living in Guatemala: The Protestant ethic today / Peter L. Berger --
39. Inspiring development in fragile states / Seth Kaplan --
40. New house rules: Christianity, economics, and planetary living / Sallie McFague --
41. Islam, Globalization, and Economic Performance in the Middle East / Marcus Noland and Howard Pack --
42. Development, religion, and women's roles in contemporary societies / Katherine Marshall --
SECTION VIII: Religion, Democracy, and the State.
43. Separation of religion and state in the 21st Century: comparing the Middle East and Western democracies / Jonathan Fox and Shmuel Sandler --
44. Rethinking religious establishment and liberal democracy: lessons from Israel / Steven V. Mazie --
45. Christianity and democracy: the pioneering protestants / Robert D. Woodbury and Timothy S. Shah --
46. The Rise of "Muslim Democracy" / Vali Nasr --
47. Public theology and Democracy's future / Max L. Stackhouse --
48. Public religion, democracy promotion, and U.S. foreign policy / Thomas F. Farr --
SECTION IX: Religious Freedom and Human Rights.
49. Debating international human rights: the "Middle Ground" for religious participants / Paul A. Brink --
50. Religious liberty and human dignity: a tale of two declarations / Kevin J. Hasson --
51. Roman Catholicism and the faith-based movement for global human rights / Allen D. Hertzke --
52. Patterns and contexts of religious freedom and persecution / Paul Marshall --
53. Does the human right to freedom of conscience, religion, and belief have special status? / David Little --
54. Balancing religious freedom and cultural preservation / Jose Casanova --
55. Soul wars: new battles, new norms / John Witte, Jr. --
SECTION X: Religion and the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy.
56. Religion and international affairs / Barry Rubin --
57. Faith and diplomacy / Madeleine Albright --
58. Religion and American foreign policy / Jack Miles --
59. Methodology, metrics, and moral imperatives in religious freedom diplomacy / Robert A. Seiple.</subfield>
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