Linell E. Cady, Sheldon W. Simon

• Preface 1. Introduction: Disrupting Violence: Religion and Conflict in South and Southeast Asia 2. From Bhindranwale to Bin Laden: A Search for Understanding Religious Violence 3. The Sword Against the Crescent: Religion and Violence in Muslim Southeast Asia 4. Buddhism, Violence, and the State in Burma (Myanmar) and Sri Lanka 5. The Roots of Religious Violence in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh 6. Religious Conflict and the Globalization of Knowledge in Indonesian History 7. Religious Violence Beyond Borders: Reframing South Asian Cases 8. The (Psychic) Roots of Religious Violence in South and Southeast Asia 9. Debating Strategies for Disrupting Violence: Lessons from South Asia 10. Violence and the Long Road to Reconciliation in Southern Thailand 11. Lévinas and the Question of Civilizational Amity after September 11. Notes on Contributors. About The National Bureau of Asian Research. About The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict. Index

Linell E. Cady, Sheldon W. Simon

• Preface 1. Introduction: Disrupting Violence: Religion and Conflict in South and Southeast Asia 2. From Bhindranwale to Bin Laden: A Search for Understanding Religious Violence 3. The Sword Against the Crescent: Religion and Violence in Muslim Southeast Asia 4. Buddhism, Violence, and the State in Burma (Myanmar) and Sri Lanka 5. The Roots of Religious Violence in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh 6. Religious Conflict and the Globalization of Knowledge in Indonesian History 7. Religious Violence Beyond Borders: Reframing South Asian Cases 8. The (Psychic) Roots of Religious Violence in South and Southeast Asia 9. Debating Strategies for Disrupting Violence: Lessons from South Asia 10. Violence and the Long Road to Reconciliation in Southern Thailand 11. Lévinas and the Question of Civilizational Amity after September 11. Notes on Contributors. About The National Bureau of Asian Research. About The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict. Index

Linell E. Cady, Sheldon W. Simon

• Preface 1. Introduction: Disrupting Violence: Religion and Conflict in South and Southeast Asia 2. From Bhindranwale to Bin Laden: A Search for Understanding Religious Violence 3. The Sword Against the Crescent: Religion and Violence in Muslim Southeast Asia 4. Buddhism, Violence, and the State in Burma (Myanmar) and Sri Lanka 5. The Roots of Religious Violence in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh 6. Religious Conflict and the Globalization of Knowledge in Indonesian History 7. Religious Violence Beyond Borders: Reframing South Asian Cases 8. The (Psychic) Roots of Religious Violence in South and Southeast Asia 9. Debating Strategies for Disrupting Violence: Lessons from South Asia 10. Violence and the Long Road to Reconciliation in Southern Thailand 11. Lévinas and the Question of Civilizational Amity after September 11. Notes on Contributors. About The National Bureau of Asian Research. About The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict. Index