Civil society, religion and global governance: paradigms of power and persuasion/ 
edited by Helen James 
 - London:  Rooutledge,  2007. 
 - 313 p. 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction: Civil Society, Religion and Global Governance - The Power and Persuasiveness of Civil Society Helen James <br/><br/>Part 1: Human Security and Human Rights <br/>2. National Security: Proportionality, Restraint and Commonsense/ Hon. Justice Michael Kirby, AC CMG <br/>3. Human Security, Identity Politics and Global Governance: From Freedom from Fear to Fear of Freedoms/ Amitav Acharya <br/>4. A Transcivilisational Perspective on Global Issues: A Way to Overcome Euro-America-Centric Discourse on World Affairs in the Twenty-First Century/ Yasuaki Onuma <br/><br/>Part 2: The Politics of Civil Religion <br/>5. The Anglican Church, the State and Modern Warfare/ Philip Towle <br/>6. Religion and the Destruction of Aboriginal Society: The Paradox of Australian Indigenous Civil Societies/ Gordon Briscoe, AO <br/>7. Church-State Relations in Post-Communist Countries: The Idea of Path Dependency May Have Something Useful to Tell Us/ Robert F. Miller <br/><br/>Part 3: The Ethics of Civil Development <br/>8. War and the Role of Religion in a Global Civil Society/ Joseph Runzo <br/>9. Citizenship as Consumption or Citizenship as Agency? The Challenge for Latin American Civil Society/ Philip Oxhorn <br/>10. Corruption, Governance and Transcultural Interaction/ Seumas Miller <br/><br/>Part 4: Civil Society and Global Governance: Panacea or Problematique? <br/>11. Post-Secular Civil Society/ Wayne Hudson <br/>12. Christian Custom and the Church as Structure in `Weak States' in Melanesia/ Bronwen Douglas <br/>13. Governance, Civil Society and Economic Development: A View from the Pacific/ Ron Duncan <br/><br/>Part 5: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Institutional Development for Civil Society <br/>14. Community Development and Globalisation/ Isagani Serrano <br/>15. Confronting Burma/Myanmar's Security Dilemma: An Integrated Approach to National and Human Security Issues/ Zar Ni <br/>16. The Iranian Fertility Transition: The Influences of Religion and Ethnicity/ Peter McDonald and Md Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi <br/>17. Faith, NGOs and the Politics of Secularism in Bangladesh/ Bina D'Costa <br/><br/>Part 6: International Civil Society: Prospects for Enhancing Human Security <br/>18. Global Civil Society and the International Trade Regime/ He Baogang and Hannah Murphy <br/>19. Kifaya as Political Culture: The 7 September 2005 Elections in Egypt/ Jacky Angus <br/>20. Civil Society, Religion and Good Governance: The Indonesian Case/ Azyumardi Azra <br/>21. Conclusion: Paradigms of a More Civil Society/ Helen James  	<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415420143  0415420148 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Civil society<br/>Religion and civil society<br/>International relations
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327  / JAM/C