Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures and Tables vii
4. Preface ix
5. Part One. Introduction
6. 1. Religion, Identity, and Global Governance: Setting the Agenda 3
7. Part Two. Ideas
8. 2. The Religious Challenge to International Relations Theory 19
9. 3. Religion and International Affairs: The State of the Art 37
10. 4. Mutual Renewal: On the Relationship of Human Rights to the Muslim World 57
11. Part Three. Evidence
12. 5. State Religious Exclusivity and International Crises, 1990–2002 81
13. 6. Religion, Identity, and the ‘War on Terror’: Insights from Religious Humanitarianism 108
14. 7. Extremism and Military Intervention in South Asia: Indian Muslims and Sri Lankan Tamils 128
15. 8. Religion, Security Dilemma, and Conflict: The Case of Iraq 159
16. 9. World Religions and Local Identities: The Case of Islamic Arbitration in Ontario, Canada 187
17. Part Four. Practice
18. 10. John Paul II and the ‘Just War’ Doctrine: ‘Make Peace through Justice and Forgiveness, Not War’ 203
19. 11. Christian Mediation in International Conflicts 220
20. 12. The Role of Religious NGOs in Shaping Foreign Policy: Western Middle Powers and Reform Internationalism 244
21. 13. Religion and Canadian Diplomacy: Promoting Pluralism on the Global Stage 271
22. 14. From Ideology to Identity: Building a Foundation for Communities of the Willing 292
23. Part Five. Conclusion
24. 15. Religion, Identity, and Global Governance: What Have We Learned? 313
25. Contributors 325
26. Index 329