Introduction: Religion, Conflict and Post-Secular Politics: An Introduction
Section 1: Religious actors and democracy
1. Religion and democratisation: what do we now know?
2. Democratisation in the Middle East and North Africa: What is the Effect of Globalisation?
3. Islam and Democracy in East Africa
4. The ‘Arab Uprising’, Islamists and Democratisation
5. Religion, democratization and secularization
Section 2: Religion, human rights and civilisational interactions: Postsecular politics and conflict
6. Religion, Democracy and Civil Liberties: Theoretical Perspectives and Empirical Ramifications
7. Donald Trump, ‘Judeo-Christian Values’, and the ‘Clash of Civilisations’
8. The United Nations Alliance of Civilisations and Global Justice
9. The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations and Interfaith Dialogue: What Is It Good For?
10. From Huntington to Trump: Twenty-five years of the ‘clash of civilisations’
Conclusion: Concluding reflections on religion, conflict and post-secular politics
Biography
Jeffrey Haynes is Emeritus Professor of politics at London Metropolitan University, UK. He is the editor of the series Routledge Studies in Religion and Politics and coeditor of the journal Democratization. His latest book is From Huntington to Trump: Thirty Years of the Clash of Civilizations (2019).
