Routledge Handbook of Religion and Politics

Jeffrey Haynes is Director of Research in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities and Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion, Conflict and Cooperation at London Metropolitan University, UK.

Introduction: Religion, identity, security and governance Jeffrey Haynes Section 1: ‘The World Religions and Politics’ 1. Buddhism and Politics Peter Friedlander 2. Christianity: Protestantism Paul Freston 3. The Catholic Church and Catholicism in global politics Allen D. Hertzke 4. Confucianism: Classical, Neo- and "New" Michael Barr 5. Hinduism and Politics Peter Friedlander 6. Sunni Islam and Islamism Andrea Teti and Andrea Mura 7. Shiism and politics Mohammad Nafissi 8. Judaism: State and Foreign policy Shmuel Sandler Section 2: ‘Religion and Governance’ 9. Religious fundamentalism Luca Ozzano 10. Religion and the State John Madeley 11: Religion and the ‘third wave of democracy’ Jeffrey Haynes 12. Religion and political parties Clyde Wilcox and Payam Mohseni 13. Religion and civil society David Herbert 14. Securitization and Secularization: The Two Pillars of State Regulation of European Islam Jocelyne Cesari Section 3: ‘Reigion and International Relations’ 15. Postsecularism and International Relations Luca Mavelli and Erin K. Wilson 16. Integrating Religion into International Relations Theory Jonathan Fox and Nukhet Sandal 17. Religion and Foreign Policy Nukhet Sandal 18. Transnational Religious Actors and International Relations Giorgio Shani 19. Religions in a Globalizing World David Wessels Section 4: ‘Religion, Security and Development’ 20. Religion, Politics and Gender Kristin Aune and Line Nyhagen 21. Faith-based Organisations and Development Jeffrey Haynes 22. Religious Terrorism in Global Politics Mark Juergensmeyer 23. The Rise of Religious Peacebuilding Paul Ilo