Community, diversity, and difference : implications for peace
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Community, diversity, and difference : implications for peace
(Value inquiry book series, 127)
Rodopi, 2002
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Includes Bibliography
Includes index
"ISBN:90-420-1240-4(paper), ISBN:90-420-1250-1(bound)"--T.p. verso.
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book has its philosophical starting point in the idea that group-based social movements have positive implications for peace politics. It explores ways of imagining community, nation, and international systems through a political lens that is attentive to diversity and different lived experiences. Contributors suggest how groups might work toward new nonviolent conceptions and experiences of diverse communities and global stability.
目次
Joseph C. KUNKEL : Editorial Foreword
Alison BAILEY and Paula J. SMITHKA: Preface
Acknowledgments
Section I Difference and Community: Barriers, Metaphors, and Re-Creations
Introduction
ONE Laurence F. BOVE: Reflections on Revenge and Community: Lessons from Seneca's De Ira and Verdi's Rigoletto
TWO Donald MAIER: Reforming Communities: A Hermeneutic Project
THREE Eduardo Manuel DUARTE: Dialogue, Difference, and the Multicultural by Public Sphere
FOUR Samuel OLUOCH IMBO: Cyberspace: An Effective Virtual Model for Communities
Section II Nationalisms, Identity Politics, and Philosophies of Liberation
Introduction
FIVE Jose-Antonio OROSCO: Everybody in the Barrio Is a Nationalist: Chicanismo and the Limits of the Politics of Recognition
SIX Lynda LANGE: Normative Ambiguity of Postmodern Concern for Difference and Diversity: A Question for Democrats
SEVEN Gilburt GOFFSTEIN: A Critical Communicative Politics of Recognition
Section III: Race, Nation, and American Democracy
Introduction
EIGHT James N. UPTON and Rebeka L. MAPLES: Multiculturalism: Toward a New Understanding of Nationality
NINE Joseph C. KUNKEL: Racism, Political Power, and Democratization
TEN Judith PRESLER: School Desegregation: Lessons for Peacemaking
Section IV Democracy, Multiculturalism, and Peacemaking
Introduction
ELEVEN William C. GAY: Diversity and Peace: Negative and Positive Forms
TWELVE Jeffrey GOLD and Niall SHANKS: Mind Viruses and the Importance of Cultural Diversity
THIRTEEN Howard H. HARRIOTT: Transition to Democracy and the Claims of Peace
FOURTEEN Richard T. PETERSON: Toward a Democratic Multiculturalism
Section V Diversity, Nonviolence, and Peacemaking Strategies
Introduction
FIFTEEN Eleanor WITTRUP: The Possibility of Persuasion
SIXTEEN Paula J. SMITHKA: Ethnic Self-Determination and Global Community
Section VI Toward World Peace and Global Community
Introduction
SEVENTEEN Robert Paul CHURCHILL: Human Rights and National Sovereignty: "Reconceiving" the International System
EIGHTEEN Ronald J. GLOSSOP: Global Community and Diversity in Politics and Language
NINETEEN Steven LEE: From Domestic Peace to International Peace
TWENTY Glen T. MARTIN: Unity in Diversity as the Foundation of World Peace
Reference Bibliography
About the Authors
Index
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