JOHN KELSAY is Associate Professor, Department of Religion, Florida State University, Tallahassee. He was coauthor of Human Rights and the Conflict of Culture and coeditor with James Turner Johnson of Cross, Crescent, and Sword (Greenwood, 1990). His articles, Religion, Morality, and the Governance of War and Divine Commands and Social Order are forthcoming. He is currently writing several essays on ethics in Islam.JAMES TURNER JOHNSON is Professor of Religion, University Director of International Programs, and a member of the graduate faculty in political science at Rutgers University. A former Goggenheim Fellow and Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellow, his previous books include Ideology, Reason, and the Limitation of War, Just War Tradition and the Restraint of War, Can Modern War Be Just? and The Quest for Peace: Three Moral Traditions in Western Cultural History. Johnson has also published over forty articles in various American and European scholarly journals.

• Foreword by Henry Warner BordenIntroduction by John KelsayFoundational IssuesHistorical Roots and Sources of the Just War Tradition in Western Culture by James Turner JohnsonThe Sources of Islamic Conceptions of War by Fred M. DonnerThe Western Moral Tradition on War: Christian Theology and Warfare by John Langan, S.J.The Religious Foundations of War, Peace, and Statecraft in Islam by Richard C. MartinHoly War"Holy War" Appeals and Western Christianity: A Reconsideration of Bainton's Approach by David LittleHoly War (jihad) in Islamic Religion and Nation-State Ideologies by Bruce LawrenceInternational LawThe International Law of War as Related to the Western Just War Tradition by William V. O'BrienWar and Peace in the Islamic Tradition and International Law by Ann Elizabeth MayerSelect BibliographyIndex

JOHN KELSAY is Associate Professor, Department of Religion, Florida State University, Tallahassee. He was coauthor of Human Rights and the Conflict of Culture and coeditor with James Turner Johnson of Cross, Crescent, and Sword (Greenwood, 1990). His articles, Religion, Morality, and the Governance of War and Divine Commands and Social Order are forthcoming. He is currently writing several essays on ethics in Islam.JAMES TURNER JOHNSON is Professor of Religion, University Director of International Programs, and a member of the graduate faculty in political science at Rutgers University. A former Goggenheim Fellow and Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellow, his previous books include Ideology, Reason, and the Limitation of War, Just War Tradition and the Restraint of War, Can Modern War Be Just? and The Quest for Peace: Three Moral Traditions in Western Cultural History. Johnson has also published over forty articles in various American and European scholarly journals.

• Foreword by Henry Warner BordenIntroduction by John KelsayFoundational IssuesHistorical Roots and Sources of the Just War Tradition in Western Culture by James Turner JohnsonThe Sources of Islamic Conceptions of War by Fred M. DonnerThe Western Moral Tradition on War: Christian Theology and Warfare by John Langan, S.J.The Religious Foundations of War, Peace, and Statecraft in Islam by Richard C. MartinHoly War"Holy War" Appeals and Western Christianity: A Reconsideration of Bainton's Approach by David LittleHoly War (jihad) in Islamic Religion and Nation-State Ideologies by Bruce LawrenceInternational LawThe International Law of War as Related to the Western Just War Tradition by William V. O'BrienWar and Peace in the Islamic Tradition and International Law by Ann Elizabeth MayerSelect BibliographyIndex

JOHN KELSAY is Associate Professor, Department of Religion, Florida State University, Tallahassee. He was coauthor of Human Rights and the Conflict of Culture and coeditor with James Turner Johnson of Cross, Crescent, and Sword (Greenwood, 1990). His articles, Religion, Morality, and the Governance of War and Divine Commands and Social Order are forthcoming. He is currently writing several essays on ethics in Islam.JAMES TURNER JOHNSON is Professor of Religion, University Director of International Programs, and a member of the graduate faculty in political science at Rutgers University. A former Goggenheim Fellow and Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellow, his previous books include Ideology, Reason, and the Limitation of War, Just War Tradition and the Restraint of War, Can Modern War Be Just? and The Quest for Peace: Three Moral Traditions in Western Cultural History. Johnson has also published over forty articles in various American and European scholarly journals.

• Foreword by Henry Warner BordenIntroduction by John KelsayFoundational IssuesHistorical Roots and Sources of the Just War Tradition in Western Culture by James Turner JohnsonThe Sources of Islamic Conceptions of War by Fred M. DonnerThe Western Moral Tradition on War: Christian Theology and Warfare by John Langan, S.J.The Religious Foundations of War, Peace, and Statecraft in Islam by Richard C. MartinHoly War"Holy War" Appeals and Western Christianity: A Reconsideration of Bainton's Approach by David LittleHoly War (jihad) in Islamic Religion and Nation-State Ideologies by Bruce LawrenceInternational LawThe International Law of War as Related to the Western Just War Tradition by William V. O'BrienWar and Peace in the Islamic Tradition and International Law by Ann Elizabeth MayerSelect BibliographyIndex