Contents of Major Books - 3

Introduction	The Roots of Terror
Chapter 1	The Erosion of Standards
Chapter 2	Failure Foreshadowed: The First Tests for the UN in Israel and India
Chapter 3	The Cold War Freeze: From Korea to Cuba
Chapter 4	Igniting War, Undermining Peace: The Six-Day War and the Struggle Over Resolution 242
Chapter 5	The Return of the UN?: The 1991 Gulf War Victory and the Lead-up to Another War
Chapter 6	Impartial to Genocide: The UN in Rwanda
Chapter 7	"Scenes from Hell": The UN and the Srebrenica Massacre
Chapter 8	Institutionalized Moral Equivalence: The International Criminal Court
Chapter 9	The UN Backs Terrorism
Conclusion	From Moral Equivalence to World Order
Appendix	The Paper Trail
Notes
Acknowledgments
Index

The Iraq War: Hidden Agendas and Babylonian Intrigue

Preface
Acknowledgements
Map
1	Iraq under Saddam
2	Iraqi and Coalition War Strategies
3	Shi'ites in the South
4	Kurds in the North
5	Baghdad in the Center
6	The Hidden Agenda: Oil, Terror and WMD
7	Ruling from Horseback
8	Arab and Muslim Fears: Images, Loyalties, Wishes, Delusions
9	Iraq, America, and the New Middle East
Notes
Bibliography
Index

Hatred's Kingdom

List of Maps
Introduction	The Roots of Terror
Chapter 1	Violent Origins Reviving Jihad and the War Against the Polytheists
Chapter 2	Countering the Wahhabi Menace
Chapter 3	"White Terror" The Ikhwan and the Rise of the Modern Saudi Kingdom
Chapter 4	Building the Modern Saudi State Oil, the Palestine Question, and the Americans
Chapter 5	Reactivating Wahhabism
Chapter 6	The Hothouse for Militant Islamic Radicalism
Chapter 7	Wahhabism Reasserts Itself
Chapter 8	Wahhabism's Global Reach
Chapter 9	Countdown to September 11 The Gulf War and Wahhabism's New Outburst in the 1990s
Chapter 10	The Hatred Continues
Conclusion	Saudi Support for Terrorism: The Evidence
Appendix	The Paper Trail
Notes
Glossary
Acknowledgments
Index

Jewish Polity and American Civil Society: Communal Agencies and Religious Movements in the American Public Square

Introduction - The Jewish Political Tradition and the English-Speaking World - Daniel J. Elazar
I. Communal Agencies
1	"Defenders": National Jewish Community Relations Agencies - Steven Windmueller
2	Local Community Relations Councils and Their National Body - Michael C. Kotzin
3	History of Israel Advocacy - Martin J. Raffel
4	The Jewish Social Welfare Lobby in the United States - Joel M. Carp
II. Religious Movements
5	The Conservative Movement and the Public Square - Gordon M. Freeman
6	Reform Judaism, Minority Rights, and the Separation of Church and State - Lance J. Sussman
7	Mainstream Orthodoxy and the American Public Square - Lawrence Grossman
8	Haredim and the Public Square: The Nature of the Social Contract - Samuel C. Heilman
9	Reconstructionism and the Public Square: A Multicultural Approach to Judaism in America - David A. Teutsch
10	Jewish Renewal - Allan Arkush
Afterword - Alan Mittleman
Index
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Jews and the American Public Square: Debating Religion and Republic

Introduction - Alan Mittleman
I. Historical Dimensions
1	An Overview of American Jewish Defense - Naomi W. Cohen
2	Church-State Dilemmas of American Jews - Jonathan D. Sarna
II. Constitutional Dimensions
3	Believers and the Founders' Constitution - Ralph Lerner
4	The Rule of Law and the Establishment Clause - Martin J. Plax
5	Religion and Liberal Democracy - Marc D. Stern
III. Political Dimensions
6	Jewish Activism in the Washington "Square": An Analysis and Prognosis - Marshall J. Breger
7	Uncertain Steps: American Jews in the New Public Square - Harvey Sicherman
8	The Jewish Debate oer State Aid to Religious Schools - Jack Wertheimer
IV. Sociological Dimensions
9	Jewish Involvement in the American Public Square: The Organizational Disconnect - Sherry Israel
10	Public Jews and Private Acts: Family and Personal Choices in the Public Square and in the Private Realm - Sylvia Barack Fishman
V. Philosophical Dimensions
11	Jewish Critics of Strict Separationism - David G. Dalin
12	Under His Own Vine and Fig Tree: The Contemporary Jewish Approach to Religion in American Public Life and its Problems - Hillel Fradkin
13	Toward a Jewish Public Philosophy in America - David Novak

Religion as a Public Good: Jews and Other Americans on Religion and the Public Square

Introduction - Alan Mittleman
1	The Liberal Social Contract and the Privatization of Religion - Jean Bethke Elshtain
2	"A Proper Blessing?": The Jew and the American Public Square - Marc Dollinger
3	The Theological-Political Predicament of American Jewry - Alan Mittleman
4	The Probable Persistence of American Jewish Liberalism - Kenneth D. Wald
5	The Need for a Wall Separating Church and State: Why the Establishment Clause Is So Important for Jews and Why Jews Are So Important for the Establishment Clause - Erwin Chemerinsky
6	American Jewry, Pre- and Post-9/11 - Gertrude Himmelfarb
7	Traditional Judaism and American Citizenship - William A. Galston
8	A Jewish Policy on Church-State Relations - David Novak
9	Jewish Law and American Public Policy: A Principled Jewish Law View and Some Practical Jewish Observations - Michael J. Broyde
10	Religious Diversity and the Common Good - Alan Wolfe
11	Religion and the Public Good - Michael Gottsegen
12	Judaism Influencing American Public Philosophy - Elliot N. Dorff
13	9/11 and the Aftershocks: Rethinking American Secularism and Religious Pluralism - Carl A. Raschke
14	The Jew in the American Public Square - Mickey Edwards
15	From China to Jersey City: Religious Pluralism, Religious Liberty, and Human Rights - Kevin J. Hasson
Afterword: Looking Forward: From Jewish Interest to Judaic Principle - Jonathan Sacks
Index
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Europe's Crumbling Myths: The Post-Holocaust Origins of Today's Anti-Semitism