Religion, Terror, and Error: U.S. Foreign Policy and the Challenge of Spiritual Engagement (Hardcover)

Foreword by General Anthony Zinni, USMC (Ret) Preface Acknowledgments I. Observation 1 Beyond the Rational Actor 2 A Closer Look at Today's Challenge II. Orientation 3 The Muslim View of the West 4 The Western View of Islam 5 Bridging the Cultural Divide III. Decision 6 A New Framework for Analysis IV. Action 7 Realigning the Wheels of Government 8 Addressing the Operational Implications of Church/State Separation 9 Developing a Preventive Engagement Capability 10 The American Muslim Community: An Asset-in-Waiting 11 Military Chaplains: Bridging Church and State 12 Capitalizing on the Transnational Capability of NGOs 13 Dealing with the Ideas behind the Guns V. Moving Beyond 171 14 The Ideas behind Our Own Guns 15 Toward a New Paradigm 16 Meeting the Challenge of Spiritual Engagement Appendix A: CC CPSU Letter on Afghanistan, May 10, 1988 Appendix B: Department of State Structural Alternatives Appendix C: The Grand Bargain Appendix D: Recapturing the Spirit of Jewish-Muslim Dialogue Notes Glossary Index