ENDC PROCEEDINGS 14/2011
Cultural, Peace and Conflict Studies Series
Volume II: Extremism Within and Around Us
Alar Kilp
The Ontology and Epistemology of Extremism
Part I: Theoretical Perspectives
Kalmer Marimaa
The Many Faces of Fanaticism
Alar Kilp
The Positive and Negative Functions of Perceptual Bias in International Relations
René Värk
Terrorism, State Responsibility and the Use of Armed Force
Part II: Historical Perspectives
Peeter Espak
The Emergence of the Concept of Divine Warfare and Theology of War in the Ancient Near East
Alar Laats
Cristian Apocalyptic Extremism: a Study of Two Cases
Part III: Social Constructionist Perspectives
Eero Janson
Stereotypes that Define „Us“: the Case of Muslim Women
Alar Kilp
Religion in the Construction of the Cultural „Self“ and „Other“
Livio Nimmer
De-Contextualization in the Terrorism Discourse: a Social Constructionist View
Holger Mölder
The Culture of Fear in the International Politics – a Western-Dominated International System and its Extremist Challenges
Book Reviews
Alar Kilp
The Power of Religion in the Public Sphere by Judith Butler, Jürgen Habermas, Charles Taylor, Cornel West
Holger Mölder
A Cultural Theory of International Relations by Richard Ned Lebow
Andreas Pawlas
Der Gerechte Friede. Spannungsfelder Eines Friedensethischen Leitbegriffs von Jean-Daniel Strub
Series editors:
Alar Kilp and Andres Saumets
Language editors:
Reet Hendrikson, Karen Kuldnokk, Epp Leete, Roy Lowthian, David. W. E. Thomas, Mariina Viia
ISSN 1736-0242
ISBN 978-9949-19-966-2
Copyright: Estonian National Defence College, 2011
Tartu University Press
www.tyk.ee