Ethics Across Borders : Reimagining Religious, Political, and Ecological Divides (Hardcover)

Introduction; 1. Ethics across Religious, Political, and Ecological Borders; Section I: Political: 2. Rebordering Nature: From Geopolitics to Geo-politics and a Philosophy of Geopower; 3. In-between Spaces in Border Regions: Examples in the Middle East; 4. The Leaky Boundaries of Man-made States: On the Ethical Ambivalence of Borders; 5. Political Border Crossings: Some Normative Considerations; 6. Politics and its Limits: From Analytical to Ecological Borders; Section II: Ecological: 7. Planetary Boundaries; 8. Boundaries to the More-than-human as Creative Zones: Resources for a Renewal of Theological Anthropology; 9. Migrations of the Sacred: Crossing the Human Border; 10. Natural Borders: Emergence and Values Realism; 11. Reflections on the Modern Boundary of Value and the Possibility of Reenchanted Science; Section III: Religious: 12. Do Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? Religious Borders, Porosity, and the Question of Appropriation; 13. Identity and Cultural Trespassing: Rabbinic Interpretations of Cross-Border Interactions; 14. The Confessional Divide in the Post-Westphalian Order: Making Religious Borders Flexible; 15. The Invisible Border: The vanishing Line of Separation between Church and State; 16. From Foundational Relationality to Populist Borders: How Did We Get Here?; Overviews; 17. Walls, Weather, and the Spirit In-between? Exercises in Border Thinking; 18. Conclusion; Index.