INFORMATION
Name:Comparative Regional Religious Conflicts in the Age of Globalization
Series: Religious Studies in Global Perspective Series (VII)
Author: Zhang Yuan
Publisher: Religious Culture Press
Publication date: August 2023
Pages: 274
ISBN: 9787518813629
AUTHOR
Zhang Yuan, PhD in International Politics from Fudan University and Postdoctoral Fellow in Law from East China University of Political Science and Law. She is currently a researcher and doctoral supervisor at the Middle East Studies Institute of Shanghai International Studies University, deputy editor-in-chief of Arab World Studies, part-time researcher at the Center for the Study of Religion and China's National Security of the Shanghai University Think Tank, and selected for the National Support Program for High-Level Talents. Her main research fields are religion and international relations, Middle East politics and diplomacy, international conflicts and national security. Her main publications include Religious Functional Units and Regional Violent Conflicts, Religion and Rule of Law in the Post-Terrorism Era, Political Development and Diplomatic Choice of Jordan since the New Century, etc. She has published more than 60 papers in domestic and international academic journals, and her research results have been awarded with provincial and ministerial scientific research prizes for many times.
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction Convergence and Divergence of Religions
in the Age of Globalization
Section 1 The Interests of Religion
Section 2 The Convergence and Divergence of Religions
Section 3 Place-Based Religious Interaction
Summary Ancient New Propositions
Chapter 1 Religious Conflicts in Geopolitical Perspective
Section 1 Religious Maps
Section 2 Religious Safe Spaces for Survival
Section 3 Offensive Religious Conflicts
Section 4 Defensive Religious Conflicts
Section 5 Fragmentation, Overlap and Reconstruction of Religious Maps
Summary Urbanization, Inhibiting Deterrence, and Effective Dialogue
Chapter 2 Territorial Disputes and Religious Tensions
in Southeast Asia
Section 1 Thailand and Cambodia's Monastery Controversy
Section 2 Communal Discrimination and Religious Conflict in Myanmar
Section 3 ASEAN and the Governance of Religious Conflict in the Region
Summary Releasing Religious Tensions
Chapter 3 External Intervention and Religious Rivalries
in the Balkans
Section 1 External Religious Interventions in the Balkans
Section 2 The Faith Motivators of Religious Interventions
Section 3 Impact Assessment of External Religious Interventions
Summary The Enigma of Separatism under Religious Intervention
Chapter 4 Political Chaos and the Struggle for Religious Dominance in the Middle East
Section 1 Sectarian Conflicts in the Middle East Security Dilemma
Section 2 Militarization of Religious Extremist Forces
Section 3 Comparison of Non-State Armed Forces Affecting Regional Religious Security
Section 4 Response to and Governance of Religious Demilitarization
Summary The Importance of State Capacity
Chapter 5 Commonalities, Characteristics, and Changes
in Regional Religious Conflicts
Section 1 Who is the Leading Force in Conflict?
Section 2: Spoilers
Section 3 The Swing in Allegiances
Section 4 Secular Political Order Expectations and Conflicting Religious Interventions
Section 5 Additional Fears
Summary Good and Evil Causes and Consequences of Post-Conflict Reconstruction
Chapter 6 The Governance of Religious Conflict
Section 1 Global Religious Revival and Faith-Based International Crisis Governance
Section 2 Religious Wisdom for Conflict Mitigation: Faith-Based Public Diplomacy
Section 3 Belt and Road and Cross-border Cooperation against Religious Extremism
Summary A Community of Shared Responsibility
Can the era of globalization lead to the end of
the clash of civilizations theory?
Bibliography
Bibliography of Religious Studies Series in Global Perspective