THE "GLOBAL WAR ON TERROR" AND THE QUESTION OF WORLD ORDER

Studies in International Relations, XXX
 

Köchler, Hans (ed.)
2008, 252 pages, softcover
ISBN: 978-3-900704-24-7

International Progress Organization: Vienna, 2008

Date of appearance: 1 October  2008

20,00 €

Contents:

Preface by the Editor

I. Introduction

Hans Köchler The Global War on Terror and the Metaphysical Enemy

II. Terrorism and International Power Politics

	Chandra Muzaffar The Global War on Terror - and the Prawn behind the Stone
	Joseph Camilleri The "War on Terror": Reassessing its Rationale and Efficacy
	Abdul Rashid Moten The Consequences of Illegal Wars: Invasion and Occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq

III. Terrorism and Extremist Ideology

	Jaime de los Santos  Improving Muslim-Western Relations to Strengthen International Co-operation against Terrorism
	Syed Farid Alatas Conceptualizing Muslim Extremism and its Relations to Terrorism
	Türkkaya Ataöv "Holy" Terror: Christian Fundamentalist Share in U.S. Globalization and War

IV. Regional Perspectives

	Abdulhusin M. Kashim The "Global War on Terror": Its Implications for Muslim-Government Relations in the Philippines
	Azyumardi Azra Addressing Challenges of Radical Islam: Some Indonesian Lessons to Learn
	Chaiwat Satha-Anand Finding a Language to Speak about the Global War on Terror: A Buddhist Alternative from a Muslim Perspective

V. Appendix

The Baku Declaration on Global Dialogue and Peaceful Co-existence among Nations and the Threats Posed by International Terrorism (2001)

About the Authors 

Index of Names

Index of Subjects

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