The Routledge Handbook of Religion and Security

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1. Introduction, Chris Seiple, Dennis R. Hoover, and Pauletta Otis Section I: World Religions and Security 2. Dichotomous Jewish Understandings of Security: Historical Origins and Contemporary Expressions, Stuart A. Cohen 3. Eastern Orthodoxy and the Fusion of National and Spiritual Security, Christopher Marsh 4. Catholic Approaches to Security and Peace, Gerard F. Powers 5. Always Reforming: Protestantism and International Security, Robert Joustra 6. Shi'a Muslims and Security: The Centrality of Iran, Max L. Gross 7. Islam and Security: A Sunni Perspective, Qibla Ayaz and Rashid Ahmad 8. Hinduism and Security: A Hierarchy of Protection, Torkel Brekke 9. All Shall Abide in Peace, Prosperity, and Justice: Sikhism and Security, Pashaura Singh 10. The Protection of Dharma and Dharma as Protection: Buddhism and Security across Asia, Iselin Frydenlund Section II: Security Studies and Religion 11. Religion, War, and Peace: Leavening the Levels of Analysis, Eric Patterson 12. Religion and Security in International Relations Theories, Stacey Gutkowski 13. Religion, Nationalism, and International Security: Creation Myths and Social Mechanisms, Philip S. Gorski and Gulay Turkmen Dervisoglu 14. Women, Religion, and Security: Islamic Feminism on the Frontlines of Change, Isobel Coleman 15. Spiritual Values, Sustainable Security, and Conflict Resolution, Jamie Price and Andrea Bartoli 16. Religion and Public Opinion on Security: A Comparative Perspective, James L. Guth 17. State Religion and State Repression, Jonathan Fox 18. Human Security: A Secularized Social Gospel and the Rediscovery of Religion, James K. Wellman, Jr. 19. Religion, Media, and Security, Lee Marsden and Heather Savigny Section III: Case Studies 20. Religion and Security in Nigeria, John Campbell 21. Religion, Communalism, and Security in Post-independence India, Ainslie Thomas Embree 22. Religion and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Dov Waxman 23. Religion and (In)Security in the Former Yugoslavia, Paul B. Mojzes 24. The Religious Initiative for National Reconciliation in Iraq, 2006-2007, Micheal A. Hoyt