Politics of Empire Book

Introduction: Imperial Monologue vs. Dialogue of Civilizations--Michális S. Michael & Fabio Petito
• PART I: Dialogue of Cultures, Religions and Civilizations: Theoretical Reflections
• Justice and Cross-Cultural Dialogue: From Theory to Practice--Fred R. Dallmayr
• Terror, Counter-terror, and Self-destruction: Living with Regimes of Narcissism and Despair--Ashis Nandy
• Anti-Cosmopolitanism, the Cosmopolitan Harm Principle and Global Dialogue--Richard Shapcott
• Finding Appropriate Forms of Dialogue for Engaging with the Politics of Security--Phillip Darby
• Dialogue among and within Faiths for the Weaving of a Culture of Peace--Toh Swee-Hin
• The Impact of Religious Diversity and Revitalisation on the Possibility of Dialogue--Gary D. Bouma & Rod Ling
• PART II: The Relevance of Dialogue for ‘World Order’ in the Post 9/11 Context
• The Dialogue of Civilisations in the Era of Imperial Decline--Joseph A. Camilleri
• Monologue of Empire versus Global Dialogue of Cultures: The Branding of ‘American Values’--Manfred B. Steger
• Quo Vadis--the Dialogue of Civilizations?--Chandra Muzaffar
• Dialogue among Civilizations as an Alternative Model for World Order--Fabio Petito
• European Civilization and the Muslim World: Clash, Dialogue, What Else?--Armando Salvatore
• History, Memory, and the Dialogue of Civilizations: The Case of Northeast Asia--Michael T. Seigel
• Speaking the Truth: Openness and Dialogue of Civilizations--Zhang Longxi