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Informationen zum Autor Marc Gopin is the James H. Laue Professor of Religion, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution, and the director of the Center on Religion, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution at George Mason University's Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. He is also an ordained rabbi. His website is www.marcgopin.com. Klappentext To Make the Earth Whole studies the art of citizen diplomacy_a process that can address clashes of religion and culture across regional lines even when traditional negotiations between governments can fail. Using a five-year experiment in Syria as the central case study, Marc Gopin outlines the way to create community across lines of enmity, the social network theory to explain how this happens, and the long-term vision required for a progressive but inclusive global community that respects religious communities even as it limits their coercive power over others. Inhaltsverzeichnis Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Foundations of a Global Community through Citizen DiplomacyChapter 3 The State of Religion, Conflict, and Peace: Strategic Foundations for Building Community in a Militant TimeChapter 4 Religious Power and the Future of Global SocietyChapter 5 Networks that Build a Peaceful Future: A New Approach to Incremental ChangeChapter 6 Citizen Diplomacy and Incremental Change: A New Approach to PeacemakingChapter 7 On the Road between Damascus and Jerusalem: A Case Study of Citizen DiplomacyChapter 8 Syria 2006-2008: The Transformation of a RelationshipChapter 9 Diplomacy with a Conscience: The Search for Wisdom in Global EngagementChapter 10 Confronting Ethical Dilemmas of Citizen DiplomacyChapter 11 Insights from the World's Cultures and Religions on Building DiplomacyChapter 12 Conclusions about our FutureChapter 13 The Future in our Hands: Citizens Building a Social Contract Across Civilizations
