Edited by David Wright-Neville was Associate Professor and co-founder of the Global Terrorism Research Centre at Monash University and a senior terrorism analyst in the Australian intelligence community. He is currently an international security consultant and Anna Halafoff, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Deakin University, Australia

• Contents:1. Introduction David Wright-Neville and Anna Halafoff2. Globalization, Interreligious Conflict and Social Cohesion Gary D. Bouma and Rod Ling3. Immigration and Insecurity: Post-9/11 Fear in the United StatesJohn Tirman4. The Anatomy of Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Australia: The Case of Muslim WomenWaleed Aly and Susan Carland5. The 2003 Chechen Amnesty: An Unintended Obstacle in the Path of Post-conflict Social Cohesion?Pete Lentini6. Islam and Social Conflict in RussiaGalina M. Yemelianova7. Algeria’s Arduous Search for PeaceYoucef Bouandel8. Electoral Law Reform and the Potential for Post-confessional Politics in LebanonBenjamin MacQueen8. Globalization: A New Driving Force in Southern ThailandVirginie Andre10. Out of the Mouths of Babes: What the ‘Danish Cartoons’ Can Teach Us About a Multicultural FutureJonathan Lyons11. Civic Integration for Religious Community Leaders New to Australia: A Multifaith ApproachAnna Halafoff, Pete Lentini and Gary D. BoumaConclusion: International Conflict in the Post-Bush EraDavid Wright-NevilleIndex

Edited by David Wright-Neville was Associate Professor and co-founder of the Global Terrorism Research Centre at Monash University and a senior terrorism analyst in the Australian intelligence community. He is currently an international security consultant and Anna Halafoff, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Deakin University, Australia

• Contents:1. Introduction David Wright-Neville and Anna Halafoff2. Globalization, Interreligious Conflict and Social Cohesion Gary D. Bouma and Rod Ling3. Immigration and Insecurity: Post-9/11 Fear in the United StatesJohn Tirman4. The Anatomy of Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Australia: The Case of Muslim WomenWaleed Aly and Susan Carland5. The 2003 Chechen Amnesty: An Unintended Obstacle in the Path of Post-conflict Social Cohesion?Pete Lentini6. Islam and Social Conflict in RussiaGalina M. Yemelianova7. Algeria’s Arduous Search for PeaceYoucef Bouandel8. Electoral Law Reform and the Potential for Post-confessional Politics in LebanonBenjamin MacQueen8. Globalization: A New Driving Force in Southern ThailandVirginie Andre10. Out of the Mouths of Babes: What the ‘Danish Cartoons’ Can Teach Us About a Multicultural FutureJonathan Lyons11. Civic Integration for Religious Community Leaders New to Australia: A Multifaith ApproachAnna Halafoff, Pete Lentini and Gary D. BoumaConclusion: International Conflict in the Post-Bush EraDavid Wright-NevilleIndex

Edited by David Wright-Neville was Associate Professor and co-founder of the Global Terrorism Research Centre at Monash University and a senior terrorism analyst in the Australian intelligence community. He is currently an international security consultant and Anna Halafoff, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Deakin University, Australia

• Contents:1. Introduction David Wright-Neville and Anna Halafoff2. Globalization, Interreligious Conflict and Social Cohesion Gary D. Bouma and Rod Ling3. Immigration and Insecurity: Post-9/11 Fear in the United StatesJohn Tirman4. The Anatomy of Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Australia: The Case of Muslim WomenWaleed Aly and Susan Carland5. The 2003 Chechen Amnesty: An Unintended Obstacle in the Path of Post-conflict Social Cohesion?Pete Lentini6. Islam and Social Conflict in RussiaGalina M. Yemelianova7. Algeria’s Arduous Search for PeaceYoucef Bouandel8. Electoral Law Reform and the Potential for Post-confessional Politics in LebanonBenjamin MacQueen8. Globalization: A New Driving Force in Southern ThailandVirginie Andre10. Out of the Mouths of Babes: What the ‘Danish Cartoons’ Can Teach Us About a Multicultural FutureJonathan Lyons11. Civic Integration for Religious Community Leaders New to Australia: A Multifaith ApproachAnna Halafoff, Pete Lentini and Gary D. BoumaConclusion: International Conflict in the Post-Bush EraDavid Wright-NevilleIndex