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Vol 2010 no 4

Terrorism

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Iran and Nuclear Terrorism

Shaheen Ayubi

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Religious roots of terrorism: Perceptions of God playing out in world politics

Johannes Hendrik Coetzee

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On Becoming a Terrorist:  The Transformation of Human and Moral Agency

Phyllis M. Curtis-Tweed

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The contemporary ways of waging a war on terrorism: The case of the USA, the EU and the UN

Piotr Czachorowski

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Prosecuting Alien Terrorists: Balancing National Security with Due Process for Alleged Terrorists

Daniel T. Gillespie and Alex Devience

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Who is the Culprit? Terrorism and its Roots: Victims (Israelis) and Victims (Palestinians) in Light of  Jacques Derrida’s Philosophical Deconstruction and Edward Said’s Literary Criticism

Husain Kassim

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A psycho-epistemological analysis of terrorist and anti-terrorist moral deliberation

Chogollah Maroufi

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Fear and Loathing: The Rhetoric of Fear-Inducing Terrorism

Paul K. Peterson

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Effective Engagement in Anti-Terrorism Starts Within: Quest for a Well-Informed Public

Cheng-chih Wang

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Religion

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Psychology and Religion: Are They Compatible?

William Franklin Evans

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Toleration as a Concept: Paradoxical or Practicable?

Tonya E. Lee, Ministry Director, There’s Hope Ministries

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Spiritualization, de-spiritualization and re-spiritualization: Questions from an ‘evolution-of-consciousness’ perspective

Martin Lockley

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Religion Policy and the Faith-Based Initiative: Navigating the Shifting Boundaries between Church and State

Michael D. McGinnis

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The Bible and the Death Penalty

George A. Schiering

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Tolerance and Subjection in Native American Religious Practices

Daniel P. Zielske, Music & Anthropology Instructor, South Central College

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Social Justice

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Poverty and Political Empowerment Local Citizen Political Participation as a Path toward Social Justice in Nicaragua

Leslie E. Anderson

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Dismantling Rape Culture around the World: A Social Justice Imperative

Pamela R. Fletcher

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Measuring and Understanding Poverty: Contributions of Community-Based Participatory Research

Richard H. Morgan

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Beyond Juridical Abstraction: Poverty in a World Of Plenty

Kunirum Osia

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Labour And ‘The Wealth Of Nations’

David H. Plowman and Chris Perryer

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Re-thinking Poverty in a Time of Crisis

John A. Powell

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The Link between Poverty, the Proliferation of Violence and the Development of Traumatic Stress Among Urban Youth in the United States to School Violence: a Trauma Informed, Social Justice Approach to School Violence

Portia D. Rawles

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Child Judicial Conferences: Making an Impact with Children in Dependency Court

Diane L. Scott, Mark D. Olson and Joseph R. Herzog

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Welfare Reform Disparities: Is Economic Fairness and Productivity Possible?

Wendy Slone

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Rotten Outcomes:  How Impoverished Neighborhoods Influence the Life Trajectories of Children in the United States

Paul D. Steele

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The Mass Marketing of Inequality: Perpetuating Female Subservience One Schema at a Time

Linda Steiner

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Breaking Bonds, Actualizing Possibility:  Schools as Community Hubs of Social Justice

Pat Williams-Boyd

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Redress and the Salience of Economic Justice

Eric K. Yamamoto and Brian Mackintosh

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