Violence, Religion, Peacemaking

<div><div>Foreword. Religion and Cultures of Peace; David Smock, Vice President of the United States Institute of Peace, USA.-&nbsp;Introduction. Interfaith Contributions to Nurturing Cultures of Peace; Douglas Irvin-Erickson, George Mason University, USA.-&nbsp;1. Peacekeeping, Peacemaking, Peacebuilding: An Interreligious Spirituality for Just Peace; Peter C. Phan, Georgetown University, USA.-&nbsp;2. Sprit Cults, Religion, and Performative Peace in Cambodia; Douglas Irvin-Erickson, George Mason University, USA.-&nbsp;3. From Tourist to Friend: Vulnerability and Accountability in Short-term International Peacemaking Delegations; Sarah E. MacDonald, Emory University, USA.-&nbsp;4. Radical Love and Forgiveness as Foundation of Reconciliation: A Theological Imagination for GKI Yasmin Case in Indonesia; Hans Abdiel Harmakaputra, Boston College, USA.-&nbsp;5. Remembering Peace in Ecological and Economic Terms; Elizabeth Whiting Pierce, Emory University, USA.-&nbsp;6. Historical and Ecological Injustices through the Lens of Genocide: The United Church of Canada’s Acts of Contrition and the Project to Decolonize North America; Jeff Benvenuto, Rutgers University, USA.-&nbsp;7. Political Islam and the Darfur Conflict: Religious Violence and the Interreligious Potential for Peace in Sudan; Adeeb Yousif, George Mason University, USA.-&nbsp;8. Armed Peacebuilding: The Peacebuilding Aspects of Counterinsurgency; Matthew Ridout, Hartford Seminary, USA.-&nbsp;9. Religion as a Catalyst for Peace Building in Jos, Plateau State North Central Nigeria; Ezekiel Abdullahi Babagario, Baptist Theological Seminary, Kaduna, Nigeria.-&nbsp;10. A Critical Analysis of the NeoConfucian Vision of Harmony and Its Applicability to Interreligious Peacebuilding; Sungrae Kim, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California, USA.</div></div><div><br></div>