...influence his or her decisions on matters of law [. . .] holding that a Court of Session judge’s public membership of the pro-Israel lobbying group the “International Association of...
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Sectarian religious values in the White House
by Nicole Greenfield...president laid before it: supporting women and children, addressing teen pregnancy, reducing the need for abortion, and promoting peace in international relations. A new mandate has been added, and the...
The Politics of Religion
by John D. BoyOn April 16-17, 2010, Macaulay Honors College of The City University of New York is hosting an international conference on The Politics of Religion. The conference is strongly interdisciplinary and...
The God veto
by Nicole Greenfield...its willingness to end its armed struggle with Israel in return for a Palestinian state on the pre-1967 borders. Unfortunately, the Israelis and international community have failed to engage with...
On the ethics and methods of human rights reporting
by Charles Gelman...and responsible citizens. The other side of this coin on the international arena is the global “war of terror”, another export from Bush’s depoliticized America where the consumer-citizen had become...
Event: The Interplay between Religious Freedom, Extremism, and Security
by Charles GelmanOn July 29—one week from today—the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs at Georgetown University and the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom will host The Interplay between...
Making persons, cultures, and nations
...paradox in a world dominated by what Daromir Rudnyckyj calls “geoeconomics.” In Beyond Debt, Rudnyckyj argues that economic networks of capital constitute “the primary frame of international action” in the...
Rethinking secularism
by Jonathan VanAntwerpenA public roundtable at Columbia University Thursday, November 13, 2008, 4:30-6:30 p.m. International Affairs Building, Room 802, 420 West 118th Street Indeed, it is only by questioning the liberal private-public...
Who speaks for Islam?
by John L. Esposito...the politically radicalized are more concerned and pessimistic about world affairs and international politics regarding issues like U.S. hegemony, invasion, and dependency. Responding to an open-ended question, politically radicalized frequently...
Anatolian Muslimhood
by Nathan SchneiderMax Farrar writes about the Turkish (though now living in Pennsylvania) intellectual Fethullah Gülen and his well-funded international movement. Gülen recently topped Foreign Affairs magazine’s list of the World’s Top...