The borders of Islam : exploring Huntington's faultlines, from Al-Andalus to the virtual ummah / edited by Stig Jarle Hansen, Atle Mesøy and Tuncay Kardas

Includes index.

Introduction: Huntington and "Islam's bloody borders" /Stig Jarle Hansen, Atle Mesoy, Tuncay Kardas ---- Region I: Asia and the Middle East: Borders at the Centre of Islam? /Stig Jarle Hansen -- Chapter 1: Israel/Palestine—Multiple Agendas and Division Lines /Andrew Rigby andJorgen Johansen -- Chapter 2: Lebanon—Between "Clash" and Coexistence /Hicham Bau Nassif -- Chapter 3: Afghanistan—"Friction" between Civilizations /Antonio Giustozzi -- Chapter 4: Pakistan—Have the Chickens Come Home to Roost? /Kavita Khory -- Chapter 5: Indonesia—The Radicalization of Islam /Kirsten Schulze -- Chapter 6: Philippines—"Civilizational" or Colonial Border? /Ben Reid ---- Region II: Africa, the Crescent of Islam /Stig Jarle Hansen -- Chapter 7: Nigeria—Islamist Activism and Religious Conflicts /Sakah Mahmud -- Chapter 8: Somalia—Grievance, Religion, Clan, and Profit /Stig Jarle Hansen -- Chapter 9: Ethiopia—On the Borders of Christianity /Terje Qstebo -- Chapter 10: Sudan—Trying to Understand its "Multiple Marginality" /Gerard Prunier ---- Region III: The "Old" European Border /Stig Jarle Hansen -- Chapter 11: Chechnya—How War Makes Jihad /James Hughes Chapter 12: Turkey—Secularism, Islam and the EU /Tuncay Kardas -- Chapter 13: Bosnia—Religion and Identity /Svein Monnesland -- Chapter 14: Spain—The Al Andalus Legacy /Elena Arista ---- Region IV: The New Borders /Atle Mesoy -- Chapter 15: Rejecting Western Modernity? /Dominique Thomas -- Chapter 16: France—The. Clash of Civilizations? /Farhad Khosrokhavar -- Chapter 17: Scandinavia Alienation or Integration? /Atle Mesoy and Stigjarle Hansen -- Chapter 18: The United States of America—American Muslim Exceptionalism /Allen D. Hertzke -- Chapter 19: A Virtual Border Conflict /Stephen Ulph