Critical analysis of the modern myth of 'religion' and its distinction from 'secular politics' as it appears in recent International Relations literature.
Critical analysis of the modern myth of 'religion' and its distinction from 'secular politics' as it appears in recent International Relations literature.
Timothy Fitzgerald was Reader in Religion at the University of Stirling, UK. He is the author of The Ideology of Religious Studies (2000) and Discourse on Civility and Barbarity: a Critical History of Religion and Related Categories (2007). He is the editor of Religion and the Secular: historical and colonial formations (2007 and 2014); and joint editor with Trevor Stack and Naomi Goldenberg of Religion as a Category of Governance and Sovereignty (2015).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Preface \ 2. Summary of the contents of the chapters \ 3. Why Focus on International Relations \ 4. Contextualizing the problem in the author's research background \ 5. Summary of the Argument \ 6. Christopher Hitchens and How Religion Poisons Everything \ 7. Eli Berman, Religious Terrorism and the Innocent Economist \ 8. International Relations and Religion's Return from Exile \ 9. Scott M. Thomas, Religion Resurging and International Relations \ 10. Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: the Politics of Secularism in International Relations \ 11. Some further theoretical implications \ Bibliography \ Index
1. Preface \ 2. Summary of the contents of the chapters \ 3. Why Focus on International Relations \ 4. Contextualizing the problem in the author's research background \ 5. Summary of the Argument \ 6. Christopher Hitchens and How Religion Poisons Everything \ 7. Eli Berman, Religious Terrorism and the Innocent Economist \ 8. International Relations and Religion's Return from Exile \ 9. Scott M. Thomas, Religion Resurging and International Relations \ 10. Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: the Politics of Secularism in International Relations \ 11. Some further theoretical implications \ Bibliography \ Index
1. Preface \ 2. Summary of the contents of the chapters \ 3. Why Focus on International Relations \ 4. Contextualizing the problem in the author's research background \ 5. Summary of the Argument \ 6. Christopher Hitchens and How Religion Poisons Everything \ 7. Eli Berman, Religious Terrorism and the Innocent Economist \ 8. International Relations and Religion's Return from Exile \ 9. Scott M. Thomas, Religion Resurging and International Relations \ 10. Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: the Politics of Secularism in International Relations \ 11. Some further theoretical implications \ Bibliography \ Index
1. Preface \ 2. Summary of the contents of the chapters \ 3. Why Focus on International Relations \ 4. Contextualizing the problem in the author's research background \ 5. Summary of the Argument \ 6. Christopher Hitchens and How Religion Poisons Everything \ 7. Eli Berman, Religious Terrorism and the Innocent Economist \ 8. International Relations and Religion's Return from Exile \ 9. Scott M. Thomas, Religion Resurging and International Relations \ 10. Elizabeth Shakman Hurd: the Politics of Secularism in International Relations \ 11. Some further theoretical implications \ Bibliography \ Index
Rezensionen
Fitzgerald makes an outstanding contribution to the scholarly study of the role and place of religion and the religious in international relations, and of their interactions with politics and the political. All Azimuth: A Journal of Foreign Policy and Peace
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