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Religion in International Affairs
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Artikel-Nr:
9781442272590
Veröffentl:
2016
Seiten:
274
Autor:
Shireen T. Hunter
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
This book offers an accessible introduction to religion in world politics, highlighting its growing importance and analyzing its multifaceted interaction with other key factors. Hunter’s work will be essential reading for anyone needing a better understanding of why and, more important, how, religion influences the behavior of international actors.
This timely book offers an accessible introduction to religion in international affairs. Shireen T. Hunter highlights the growing importance of religion in politics and analyzes its nature, role, and significance. She places the question of religion’s impact on global affairs in the broader context of state and nonstate actors, weighing the factors that most affect their actions. Through the lens of three compelling and distinctive case studies—Russia’s response to the Yugoslav crisis, Turkey’s reaction to the Bosnian war, and Europe’s policy toward Turkish membership in the EU—Hunter demonstrates that religion increasingly shapes international affairs in significant and diverse ways. Her book is essential reading for anyone needing a better understanding of why and, more important, how, religion influences the behavior of international actors and thus the character of world politics.
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Range and Characteristics of International Actors
Chapter 2 Determinants of Behavior of International Actors
Chapter 3 Russia’s Policy toward the Yugoslav Crisis: The Role of Religion
Chapter 4 Turkey’s Policy toward the Bosnian War
Chapter 5 European Policy toward Turkish Membership in the EU
Conclusions
Appendix
Bibliography
Introduction
Chapter 1 The Range and Characteristics of International Actors
Chapter 2 Determinants of Behavior of International Actors
Chapter 3 Russia’s Policy toward the Yugoslav Crisis: The Role of Religion
Chapter 4 Turkey’s Policy toward the Bosnian War
Chapter 5 European Policy toward Turkish Membership in the EU
Conclusions
Appendix
Bibliography