Stephen Goodwin is a university lecturer in Istanbul, Turkey in the field of International Relations with specialties in Balkan and European post-communist studies. He is the author of Fractured Land, Healing Nations (Peter Lang, 2006), which explores nation- building and peace-building in the former Yugoslavia.

• Part 1. Textual and Thematic Issues; 1: Christian and Muslims in the Qur'an and Muslim Tradition, Mahmoud M. Ayoub (Temple University, USA); 2: Abrogation: Muslim and Christian, Christopher Lamb (formerly Inter-Faith Relations Advisor to the Church of England); 3: Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Africa, Sigvard von Sicard (University of Birmingham, UK); Part II: Issues Relating to Christian-Muslim History, Dialogue, and Pluralism; 4: Dialogue and Religious Truth Claims in Christianity and Islam, Christian W. Troll (Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule St Georgen, Germany); 5: Christian Muslim Relations in Ethiopia: Lessons from the Past, Opportunities for the Future, F. Peter Ford, Jr. (Reformed Church in America); 6: Some Medieval Muslim Views of Constantinople, Carole Hillenbrand (University of Edinburgh, UK); 7: The Abrahamic Faiths in Their New Context, David B. Burrell (University of Notre Dame, USA); 8: Recent Developments in Christian-Muslim Relations, Hugh Goddard (University of Nottigham, UK); 9: Christians, Muslims and Religious Freedom: A Christian Perspective, David Marshall (Freelance Lecturer, UK); 10: Islam Hostage to Itself? Kenneth Cragg (Bishop, Jerusalem Archdiocese; University of Oxford, UK); 11: Europe and the Arab World in the 20th Century: Behind the Myths of the 'West' and 'Islam', Jen-gen S. Nielsen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 12: A Tale of Two Cities Revisited: Jerusalem, Medina and Justice in Today's Urban Centres, Anton Wessels (Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands); 13: Seeking to Overcome Islamophobia Through Education and Dialogue: Some Personal Experiences at the Selly Oak Colleges and at the WCC Related to the Early Work of Dr David Kerr, Dr John B. Taylor (International Association for Religious Freedom, Switzerland); 14: Re-forming American Views of Muslims: A View from the Trenches, Robert Hunt (Southern Methodist University, USA); 15: An Open Letter for Open Religions, Jacques Waardenburg (Professor Emeriuts, University of Lausanne, Switzerland); 16: Christian-Muslim Dialogue: Mirage or Destiny, Khurshid Ahmad (Institute of Policy Studies, Pakistan); 17: An Enduring Vision: The Study Centre at Selly Oak, C.T.R. Hewer (St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations, UK); Part III. Christian-Muslim Encounter in Local and Contemporary Contexts; 18: For the Peace of the City: Bradford - A Case Study in Developing Inter-Community and Inter-Religious Telations, Philip Lewis (University of Bradford, UK); 19: The Central Role of Religion on Europe's Periphery: Christian-Muslim-Muslim Relations and State Viability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Stephen R. Goodwin (Yeditepe University, Turkey); 20: Christians and Muslims in Denmark: Possibilities for Mutual Recognition, Safet Bektovic (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 21: Debates on Jesus and Muhammad in Europe, India and Pakistan, Rev. Dr Jan Slomp (National Advisor for Relations with Islam, Reformed Churches of the Netherlands); 22:The Changing Face of Islamists in Sudan, Edward Riak Kajivora (Bible Society of Sudan); 23: Christian Muslim Relations in Contemporary Nigeria: A Contextual Approach, Akintunde E. Akinade (High Point University, USA); APPENDIX: Published works of David A. Kerr.

Stephen Goodwin is a university lecturer in Istanbul, Turkey in the field of International Relations with specialties in Balkan and European post-communist studies. He is the author of Fractured Land, Healing Nations (Peter Lang, 2006), which explores nation- building and peace-building in the former Yugoslavia.

• Part 1. Textual and Thematic Issues; 1: Christian and Muslims in the Qur'an and Muslim Tradition, Mahmoud M. Ayoub (Temple University, USA); 2: Abrogation: Muslim and Christian, Christopher Lamb (formerly Inter-Faith Relations Advisor to the Church of England); 3: Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Africa, Sigvard von Sicard (University of Birmingham, UK); Part II: Issues Relating to Christian-Muslim History, Dialogue, and Pluralism; 4: Dialogue and Religious Truth Claims in Christianity and Islam, Christian W. Troll (Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule St Georgen, Germany); 5: Christian Muslim Relations in Ethiopia: Lessons from the Past, Opportunities for the Future, F. Peter Ford, Jr. (Reformed Church in America); 6: Some Medieval Muslim Views of Constantinople, Carole Hillenbrand (University of Edinburgh, UK); 7: The Abrahamic Faiths in Their New Context, David B. Burrell (University of Notre Dame, USA); 8: Recent Developments in Christian-Muslim Relations, Hugh Goddard (University of Nottigham, UK); 9: Christians, Muslims and Religious Freedom: A Christian Perspective, David Marshall (Freelance Lecturer, UK); 10: Islam Hostage to Itself? Kenneth Cragg (Bishop, Jerusalem Archdiocese; University of Oxford, UK); 11: Europe and the Arab World in the 20th Century: Behind the Myths of the 'West' and 'Islam', Jen-gen S. Nielsen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 12: A Tale of Two Cities Revisited: Jerusalem, Medina and Justice in Today's Urban Centres, Anton Wessels (Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands); 13: Seeking to Overcome Islamophobia Through Education and Dialogue: Some Personal Experiences at the Selly Oak Colleges and at the WCC Related to the Early Work of Dr David Kerr, Dr John B. Taylor (International Association for Religious Freedom, Switzerland); 14: Re-forming American Views of Muslims: A View from the Trenches, Robert Hunt (Southern Methodist University, USA); 15: An Open Letter for Open Religions, Jacques Waardenburg (Professor Emeriuts, University of Lausanne, Switzerland); 16: Christian-Muslim Dialogue: Mirage or Destiny, Khurshid Ahmad (Institute of Policy Studies, Pakistan); 17: An Enduring Vision: The Study Centre at Selly Oak, C.T.R. Hewer (St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations, UK); Part III. Christian-Muslim Encounter in Local and Contemporary Contexts; 18: For the Peace of the City: Bradford - A Case Study in Developing Inter-Community and Inter-Religious Telations, Philip Lewis (University of Bradford, UK); 19: The Central Role of Religion on Europe's Periphery: Christian-Muslim-Muslim Relations and State Viability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Stephen R. Goodwin (Yeditepe University, Turkey); 20: Christians and Muslims in Denmark: Possibilities for Mutual Recognition, Safet Bektovic (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 21: Debates on Jesus and Muhammad in Europe, India and Pakistan, Rev. Dr Jan Slomp (National Advisor for Relations with Islam, Reformed Churches of the Netherlands); 22:The Changing Face of Islamists in Sudan, Edward Riak Kajivora (Bible Society of Sudan); 23: Christian Muslim Relations in Contemporary Nigeria: A Contextual Approach, Akintunde E. Akinade (High Point University, USA); APPENDIX: Published works of David A. Kerr.

Stephen Goodwin is a university lecturer in Istanbul, Turkey in the field of International Relations with specialties in Balkan and European post-communist studies. He is the author of Fractured Land, Healing Nations (Peter Lang, 2006), which explores nation- building and peace-building in the former Yugoslavia.

• Part 1. Textual and Thematic Issues; 1: Christian and Muslims in the Qur'an and Muslim Tradition, Mahmoud M. Ayoub (Temple University, USA); 2: Abrogation: Muslim and Christian, Christopher Lamb (formerly Inter-Faith Relations Advisor to the Church of England); 3: Forgiveness and Reconciliation in Africa, Sigvard von Sicard (University of Birmingham, UK); Part II: Issues Relating to Christian-Muslim History, Dialogue, and Pluralism; 4: Dialogue and Religious Truth Claims in Christianity and Islam, Christian W. Troll (Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule St Georgen, Germany); 5: Christian Muslim Relations in Ethiopia: Lessons from the Past, Opportunities for the Future, F. Peter Ford, Jr. (Reformed Church in America); 6: Some Medieval Muslim Views of Constantinople, Carole Hillenbrand (University of Edinburgh, UK); 7: The Abrahamic Faiths in Their New Context, David B. Burrell (University of Notre Dame, USA); 8: Recent Developments in Christian-Muslim Relations, Hugh Goddard (University of Nottigham, UK); 9: Christians, Muslims and Religious Freedom: A Christian Perspective, David Marshall (Freelance Lecturer, UK); 10: Islam Hostage to Itself? Kenneth Cragg (Bishop, Jerusalem Archdiocese; University of Oxford, UK); 11: Europe and the Arab World in the 20th Century: Behind the Myths of the 'West' and 'Islam', Jen-gen S. Nielsen (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 12: A Tale of Two Cities Revisited: Jerusalem, Medina and Justice in Today's Urban Centres, Anton Wessels (Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands); 13: Seeking to Overcome Islamophobia Through Education and Dialogue: Some Personal Experiences at the Selly Oak Colleges and at the WCC Related to the Early Work of Dr David Kerr, Dr John B. Taylor (International Association for Religious Freedom, Switzerland); 14: Re-forming American Views of Muslims: A View from the Trenches, Robert Hunt (Southern Methodist University, USA); 15: An Open Letter for Open Religions, Jacques Waardenburg (Professor Emeriuts, University of Lausanne, Switzerland); 16: Christian-Muslim Dialogue: Mirage or Destiny, Khurshid Ahmad (Institute of Policy Studies, Pakistan); 17: An Enduring Vision: The Study Centre at Selly Oak, C.T.R. Hewer (St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations, UK); Part III. Christian-Muslim Encounter in Local and Contemporary Contexts; 18: For the Peace of the City: Bradford - A Case Study in Developing Inter-Community and Inter-Religious Telations, Philip Lewis (University of Bradford, UK); 19: The Central Role of Religion on Europe's Periphery: Christian-Muslim-Muslim Relations and State Viability in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Stephen R. Goodwin (Yeditepe University, Turkey); 20: Christians and Muslims in Denmark: Possibilities for Mutual Recognition, Safet Bektovic (University of Copenhagen, Denmark); 21: Debates on Jesus and Muhammad in Europe, India and Pakistan, Rev. Dr Jan Slomp (National Advisor for Relations with Islam, Reformed Churches of the Netherlands); 22:The Changing Face of Islamists in Sudan, Edward Riak Kajivora (Bible Society of Sudan); 23: Christian Muslim Relations in Contemporary Nigeria: A Contextual Approach, Akintunde E. Akinade (High Point University, USA); APPENDIX: Published works of David A. Kerr.