Abdul Aziz Said is Professor of International Relations at The American University, Washington, D.C.

• Chapter 1 AcknowledgmentsChapter 2 Introduction: Islamic Approaches to Peace and Conflict ResolutionChapter 3 Power Politics in Islam- Peace through Coercive Power (Siyasat al-Quwwah):Chapter 4 Theory of the StateChapter 5 Foundations and Purposes of Political AuthorityChapter 6 The Ottaman Jihad Fatwa of November 11th, 1914Chapter 7 World Order in Islam- Peace through the Power of Law and Institutions (Islah and Tajdid):Chapter 8 Islamic Jurisprudence and Modern Needs: The Challenge of RenewalChapter 9 Islam as an Ethical Tradition of International RelationsChapter 10 Islamic Ethics in International SocietyChapter 11 Conflict Resolution Approaches- Western and Middle Eastern Lessons and Possibilities:Chapter 12 An Islamic Model for Political Conflict Resolution: Tahkim (Arbitration)Chapter 13 Rituals of Reconciliation: Arab-Islamic PerspectivesChapter 14 Nonviolence in Islam- Peace through the Power of the Human Spirit (La 'unf):Chapter 15 The Nonviolent Crescent: Eight Theses on Muslim Nonviolent ActionChapter 16 Nonviolence, Ethics, and Character Development in IslamChapter 17 Nonviolence in Islam: The Alternative Community TraditionChapter 18 Transformation in Islam- Peace Through the Power of Love (Tasawwuf ):Chapter 19 Peace in the Sufi Tradition: An Ecology of the SpiritChapter 20 The Inner JihadChapter 21 Peace and the Feminine in Islam

Abdul Aziz Said is Professor of International Relations at The American University, Washington, D.C.

• Chapter 1 AcknowledgmentsChapter 2 Introduction: Islamic Approaches to Peace and Conflict ResolutionChapter 3 Power Politics in Islam- Peace through Coercive Power (Siyasat al-Quwwah):Chapter 4 Theory of the StateChapter 5 Foundations and Purposes of Political AuthorityChapter 6 The Ottaman Jihad Fatwa of November 11th, 1914Chapter 7 World Order in Islam- Peace through the Power of Law and Institutions (Islah and Tajdid):Chapter 8 Islamic Jurisprudence and Modern Needs: The Challenge of RenewalChapter 9 Islam as an Ethical Tradition of International RelationsChapter 10 Islamic Ethics in International SocietyChapter 11 Conflict Resolution Approaches- Western and Middle Eastern Lessons and Possibilities:Chapter 12 An Islamic Model for Political Conflict Resolution: Tahkim (Arbitration)Chapter 13 Rituals of Reconciliation: Arab-Islamic PerspectivesChapter 14 Nonviolence in Islam- Peace through the Power of the Human Spirit (La 'unf):Chapter 15 The Nonviolent Crescent: Eight Theses on Muslim Nonviolent ActionChapter 16 Nonviolence, Ethics, and Character Development in IslamChapter 17 Nonviolence in Islam: The Alternative Community TraditionChapter 18 Transformation in Islam- Peace Through the Power of Love (Tasawwuf ):Chapter 19 Peace in the Sufi Tradition: An Ecology of the SpiritChapter 20 The Inner JihadChapter 21 Peace and the Feminine in Islam

Abdul Aziz Said is Professor of International Relations at The American University, Washington, D.C.

• Chapter 1 AcknowledgmentsChapter 2 Introduction: Islamic Approaches to Peace and Conflict ResolutionChapter 3 Power Politics in Islam- Peace through Coercive Power (Siyasat al-Quwwah):Chapter 4 Theory of the StateChapter 5 Foundations and Purposes of Political AuthorityChapter 6 The Ottaman Jihad Fatwa of November 11th, 1914Chapter 7 World Order in Islam- Peace through the Power of Law and Institutions (Islah and Tajdid):Chapter 8 Islamic Jurisprudence and Modern Needs: The Challenge of RenewalChapter 9 Islam as an Ethical Tradition of International RelationsChapter 10 Islamic Ethics in International SocietyChapter 11 Conflict Resolution Approaches- Western and Middle Eastern Lessons and Possibilities:Chapter 12 An Islamic Model for Political Conflict Resolution: Tahkim (Arbitration)Chapter 13 Rituals of Reconciliation: Arab-Islamic PerspectivesChapter 14 Nonviolence in Islam- Peace through the Power of the Human Spirit (La 'unf):Chapter 15 The Nonviolent Crescent: Eight Theses on Muslim Nonviolent ActionChapter 16 Nonviolence, Ethics, and Character Development in IslamChapter 17 Nonviolence in Islam: The Alternative Community TraditionChapter 18 Transformation in Islam- Peace Through the Power of Love (Tasawwuf ):Chapter 19 Peace in the Sufi Tradition: An Ecology of the SpiritChapter 20 The Inner JihadChapter 21 Peace and the Feminine in Islam