Understanding September 11

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Understanding September 11 : project coord. by the Social Science Research Council, New York. Craig Calhoun, Paul Price, Ashley Timmer (eds.)

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Calhoun, Craig (Editor), Price, Paul (Editor), Timmer, Ashley (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	New York, NY : The New Press, 2002
Subjects:	Elfter September Globalisierung Terrorismus Demokratie Weltordnung Aufsatzsammlung
Contents/pieces:	24 records

1. Governance hotspots : challenges we must confront in the post-September 11 world

2. Ordinary feelings, extraordinary events : moral complexity in 9/11

3. The political psychology of competing narratives : September 11 and beyond

4. Unholy wars : reclaiming democratic virtues after September 11

5. 9/11 - before, after, and in between

6. The United States and the world economy after September 11th

7. On war and peace-building : unfinished legacy of the 1990s

8. Violence, law, and justice in a global age

9. Memorializing Absence

10. "Traditionalist" Islamic activism : Deoband, Tablighis, and Tablis

11. Violence and home : Afghan women's experience of displacement

12. America and the world : the Twin Towers as metaphor

13. Beyond militarism, arms races, and arms control

14. Terrorism and the assault on politics

15. Black september, infantile nihilism, and national security

16. States, terrorists, and the clash of civilizations

17. Close encounters : islam, modernity, and violence

18. Is cyber terror next?

19. The religious undertow of Muslim economic grievances

20. The globalization of informal violence, theories of world politics, and "the liberalism of fear"

21. Guarding the gates

22. Religious terror and global war

23. The struggle for the soul of Islam

24. The threat to patriotism