Religion and ethics in a globalizing world [electronic resource] : conflict, dialogue, and transformation / edited by Luca Anceschi [and others].

Introduction
Religion: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution?
Joseph A. Camilleri
Part One: Emerging Challenges for Religious Understanding
Re-envisioning Conflict, Dialogue and Transformation: The Imperative for a New Methodological Paradigm
Ruwan Palapathwala and Andrew Wicking
Surmounting the Wall: Religion and Conflict
Graham Maddox
Virtues in a Globalised Context
Neil Ormerod
People of the Book: Reconciling Religious Fundamentals with Universal Human Rights
Michael Kirby
Holding Hands and Bearing Arms: Global Challenges for Global Religious Communities
Merrill Kitchen
Part Two: Implications for Multi-Faith Dialogue
Assessment and Critique
Relationship Building in the Middle-East among Adversaries
Dvir Abramovich
Bejewelled dialogue: Illuminating Cultural Conflicts in the Twenty-First Century
Chaiwat Satha-Anand
Christian Ecumenism, Other Faiths, and the 'Peace of the World'
Peter Carnley
Part Three: Toward a Deeper Understanding of Islam
The Search for Communities of Peace: An International Reflection on Christian-Muslim relations
James Haire
How Muslims View the scriptures of the People of the Book: Towards a Reassessment?
Abdullah Saeed
Broken Covenants and Broken Relationships: Guidelines for Cooperation in a World in Transition
Ian R. Fry
Conclusion: Inter-Faith Interaction: Contradictions and Conflicts
Chandra Muzaffar.