Add to ORKGSuicide bombings, collateral damage, kidnappings and air strikes pepper the lexicon of twenty-first century politics. Global Civil Society 2006/7 explores the complex relationship between violence, civil society and legitimacy in a unique dialogue that crosses political, cultural and religious boundaries. Is the use of violence by non-state actors ever justified? How is violence transmitted from the private to the public sphere? Why is terror and 'the war on terror' catalysing rather than suppressing violence? Do Western and Islamic traditions of thought offer any solutions? This edition of the Yearbook also includes new research on economic and social rights, the politics of water, and football
The diploma thesis presents an alternative to the traditional representation of terrorism in the fie...
The use of the term civilisation has assumed renewed prominence within high profile speeches by poli...
It is a decade since the debut of the landmark Global Civil Society yearbook. During that time, as t...
Following George W. Bush’s declaration of a global War on Terror in the wake of the September 11 att...
This paper argues that the 'global war on terror regime' has contributed towards the increasing secu...
The war in Iraq brought global politics into the living rooms of ordinary people around the world in...
Counter-Terrorism, Aid and Civil Society critically examines the effects of the War on Terror on the...
Following President Bush's declaration of a 'War on Terror' in 2001, governments around the world in...
The problem of political violence, its justifiability, and the question of how we ought to respond t...
Shortly after 9/11, President Bush announced that “we do not fight Islam, we fight against evil.” Th...
The end of Cold War has seen war as not only based on the question of ideology such as the clashes b...
Why do politicians think that war is the answer to terror when military intervention in Iraq, Afghan...
The enthusiasm for civil society that emerged in the late 1980s and 1990s with the collapse of the B...
Many scholars, policy-makers and especially activists have begun to use the term 'global civil socie...
In its focus on the relationships between civil society activity across the political spectrum, comm...
The diploma thesis presents an alternative to the traditional representation of terrorism in the fie...
The use of the term civilisation has assumed renewed prominence within high profile speeches by poli...
It is a decade since the debut of the landmark Global Civil Society yearbook. During that time, as t...
Following George W. Bush’s declaration of a global War on Terror in the wake of the September 11 att...
This paper argues that the 'global war on terror regime' has contributed towards the increasing secu...
The war in Iraq brought global politics into the living rooms of ordinary people around the world in...
Counter-Terrorism, Aid and Civil Society critically examines the effects of the War on Terror on the...
Following President Bush's declaration of a 'War on Terror' in 2001, governments around the world in...
The problem of political violence, its justifiability, and the question of how we ought to respond t...
Shortly after 9/11, President Bush announced that “we do not fight Islam, we fight against evil.” Th...
The end of Cold War has seen war as not only based on the question of ideology such as the clashes b...
Why do politicians think that war is the answer to terror when military intervention in Iraq, Afghan...
The enthusiasm for civil society that emerged in the late 1980s and 1990s with the collapse of the B...
Many scholars, policy-makers and especially activists have begun to use the term 'global civil socie...
In its focus on the relationships between civil society activity across the political spectrum, comm...
The diploma thesis presents an alternative to the traditional representation of terrorism in the fie...
The use of the term civilisation has assumed renewed prominence within high profile speeches by poli...
It is a decade since the debut of the landmark Global Civil Society yearbook. During that time, as t...