Civilizational Dialogue and World Order

Introduction: Imperial Monologue vs. Dialogue of Civilizations; M.S.Michael & F.Petito PART I: DIALOGUE OF CULTURES, RELIGIONS AND CIVILIZATIONS: THEORETICAL REFLECTIONS Justice and Cross-Cultural Dialogue: From Theory to Practice; F.R.Dallmayr Terror, Counter-terror, and Self-destruction: Living with Regimes of Narcissism and Despair; A.Nandy Anti-Cosmopolitanism, the Cosmopolitan Harm Principle and Global Dialogue; R.Shapcott Finding Appropriate Forms of Dialogue for Engaging with the Politics of Security; P.Darby Dialogue among and within Faiths for the Weaving of a Culture of Peace; T.Swee-Hin The Impact of Religious Diversity and Revitalisation on the Possibility of Dialogue; G.D.Bouma & R.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; J.A.Camilleri Monologue of Empire versus Global Dialogue of Cultures: The Branding of 'American Values'; M.B.Steger Quo Vadis - the Dialogue of Civilizations?; C.Muzaffar Dialogue among Civilizations as an Alternative Model for World Order; F.Petito European Civilization and the Muslim World: Clash, Dialogue, What Else?; A.Salvatore History, Memory, and the Dialogue of Civilizations: The Case of Northeast Asia; M.T.Seigel Speaking the Truth: Openness and Dialogue of Civilizations; Z.Longxi