《AFTER TERROR：PROMOTING DIALOGUE AMONG CIVILIZATIONS》

Part I Introduction1

1Toward a More Civil Twenty-first Century3

Part II The Nature and Sources of the Problem13

2The Simple Power of Weakness, the Complex Vulnerability of Power15

3 Dialogue and the Echo Boom of Terror: Religious Women's Voices after 9/1121

4 Closing Chapters of Enmity29

5 Benjamin Franklin's Gift of Tolerance36

6 God's Word and World Politics39

Part HI Pathways to Dialogue and Understanding45

7The Role of the Media in Promoting Tolerance47

8 Civilization, Human Rights, and Collective Responsibility55

9 Endless Enemies or Human Security66

10 Dialogue among Civilizations and Cultures72

11 Transnational Moral Dialogues79

12 In Other People's Shoes85

13A Universal Language, without Boundary or Prejudice90

14Dialogue among Civilizations94

15 me Productive Airing of Grievances98

16 All of Man's Troubles106

17 Yitmomh Enemies into Friends112

18 Security through Dialogue119

19 The Power of Dialogue: Redefining "Us"131

20 On Clash, Morality, Renaissance, and Dialogue138

21 The Just War Tradition and Cultural Dialogue145

22 Celebrating Differences on our Melting Pot Planet149

Part IV From Concern to Action155

23Clash or Dialogue of Cultures?157

24 The Fellowship of Dialogue159

25 Hard Power andSofi Power166

26Global Governance in an Interdependent World171

27 Getting to Peace: Awakening the Third Side179

28Risking Hospitality186

Index191