New
from the SSRC and The New Press....
 Understanding
September 11 Edited
by Craig Calhoun, Paul Price, and Ashley Timmer
Table of Contents
Introduction
Craig Calhoun, Paul Price and Ashley Timmer
I. Islamic Radicalism
1. Religious Terror and Global
War
Mark Juergensmeyer
2. The Struggle for the Soul
of Islam
Robert Hefner
3. "Traditionalist"
Islamic Activism: Deoband, Tablighis, and Talibs
Barbara D. Metcalf
4. The Religious Undertow of
Muslim Economic Grievances
Timur Kuran
II. Globalization
5. The Globalization of Informal
Violence, Theories of World Politics, and "the Liberalism
of Fear"
Robert O. Keohane
6. Violence, Law and Justice
in a Global Age
David Held
7. Governance Hotspots: Challenges
We Must Confront in the Post-September 11 World
Saskia Sassen
8. The United States and the
World Economy After September 11th
Barry Eichengreen
III. New War/New World Order?
9. States, Terrorists, and the
Clash of Civilizations
Jack A. Goldstone
10. Beyond Militarism, Arms Races
and Arms Control
Mary Kaldor
11. 9-11: Before, After, and
In Between
James Der Derian
12. Is Cyber Terror Next?
Dorothy E. Denning
13. Black September, Infantile
Nihilism, and National Security
Bruce Cumings
14. On War and Peace-Building:
Unfinished Legacy of the 1990s
Susan L. Woodward
IV. Terrorism and Democratic
Virtues
15. Unholy Politics. Reclaiming Democratic Virtues after September
11
Seyla Benhabib
16. Terrorism and the Assault
on Politics
Peter Alexander Meyers
17. The Threat to Patriotism
Ronald Dworkin
18. Guarding the Gates
Aristide Zolberg
V. Competing Narratives
19. The Political Psychology of Competing Narratives: September
11 and Beyond
Marc Howard Ross
20. Ordinary Feelings, Extraordinary
Events: Moral Complexity in 9/11
Rajeev Bhargava
21. Close Encounters: Islam,
Modernity and Violence
Nilüfer Göle
22. America and the World: The
Twin Towers as Metaphor
Immanuel Wallerstein
23. Violence and Home: Afghan
Women's Experience of Displacement
Saba Gul Khattak
24. Memorializing Absence
Marita Sturken
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