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Tolerance in the 21st Century investigates some of the key philosophical and practical dilemmas surrounding the implementation and realization of tolerance in the 21st century. In particular, this well thought-out volume investigates the political, social, moral, religious, global, and philosophical issues integral to discussions of tolerance in our current era. The work delves into new areas assessing the problems posed for tolerance by such factors as identity, war, community, the Internet, and gender. Each essay is written by expert scholars who seek to share their particular expertise with some of the most important and essential questions concerning tolerance. Editor Gerson Moreno-Riano has collected essays that ask not only where we are now in the study of tolerance but also seek to make a positive contribution to the study of tolerance by suggesting what can and should be done to further policies and practices of tolerance as well as investigating the limits of tolerance. Tolerance in the 21st Century is certain to delight scholars of political and democratic theory, political participation and citizenship, and American politics.
Contents
Chapter 1 Tolerance in the Twenty-First Century: An Introduction
Chapter 2 The Many Facets of Tolerance
Chapter 3 Understanding Tolerance
Chapter 4 On Having Done With It: The Death of Modernist Tolerance
Chapter 5 Culture, Religion, Nation-States, and Reason in the Politics of Tolerance
Chapter 6 Tolerance, Identity, and the Problem of Citizenship
Chapter 7 Conflict, Identity, and Tolerance in Israel
Chapter 8 Gender and Tolerance
Chapter 9 Youth, Schooling, and the Development of Political Tolerance
Chapter 10 Political Tolerance and Civic Education in Developing Democracies
Chapter 11 Tolerance as a Criterion for Just War
Chapter 12 Liberal Tolerance as Robust Political Economy
Chapter 13 Tolerance and the Internet
