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A survey of the contemporary intersection between religion and violence
In this second edition, The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Religion and Violence assembles an international, interdisciplinary group of scholars to map the complex relationships between religion and violence. This book explains how religious traditions intersect with political conflict, collective violence, and social upheaval in a wide range of contexts that reflect academic, social, and political developments since the publication of the first edition.
New and updated chapters address political theology, White Christian Nationalism in the United States, Hindu nationalism in India, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, religion and mass atrocities, sexual orientation and gender identity, nationalism and political Islam in Turkey, Shia Islam and Hezbollah, and religion, violence, and Latin American drug trafficking. A new introduction frames these developments within broader analytical contexts.
Readers will also find:
- Updated case studies covering Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2023 and the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine
- Interdisciplinary perspectives from historians, political scientists, sociologists, anthropologists, theologians, and scholars of gender studies and communication
- Focused analysis of Christian nationalism, Hindu nationalism, and political Islam as distinct contemporary phenomena
- Coverage of religion's role in mass atrocities, drug trafficking violence, and politically-motivated conflicts across multiple global regions
Designed for scholars, advanced students, and research libraries in religious studies, political science, and related disciplines, The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Religion and Violence delivers a rigorous, up-to-date reference that connects theoretical analysis with pressing contemporary developments at the intersection of religion and violence.
Table of Contents
About the Editor viii
Notes on Contributors ix
Introduction to the Second Edition 1
Andrew R. Murphy
Part I "Religion" and "Violence": Defining Terms, Defining Relationships 5
1 Religion and Violence: The Terms of Debate, and Why They Still Matter 7
John D. Carlson
2 The Myth of Religious Violence, or Why This Volume Is (Probably) a Bad Idea 26
William T. Cavanaugh
Part II Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Perspectives 37
3 Religion and Violence: An Economic Approach 39
Anthony Gill
4 Anthropological Reflections on Religion and Violence 51
Bettina E. Schmidt and Sneha Roy
5 Religion, Law, and Violence 64
David E. Guinn
6 Mediating Religious Violence 77
Jolyon Mitchell and Theodora Hawksley
7 The Sociology of Religious Violence 88
Charles Selengut
8 Gender and Violence: Why Is Gender-Based Violence So Persistent? 97
Janet R. Jakobsen
9 Religious Conflict and the Moral Mind 112
Tomas Lindgren
10 Rethinking Lynching in America Through the Lens of René Girard 126
Julia Robinson Moore
11 Ontological Violence 137
Jacques Linder and Vincent Lloyd
Part III Traditions and Movements, Concepts and Themes 147
12 Christianity and Violence: Martyrdom, Persecution, and War 149
Jonathan H. Ebel
13 Judaism and Violence 162
Robert Eisen
14 Shi'a Political Islam, Lebanese Hezbollah and the Armed Struggle: Some Considerations 174
Erminia Chiara Calabrese
15 Religion and Violence in Hindu Traditions 189
Jeffery D. Long
16 Confucian Ethical Action and the Boundaries of Peace and War 204
Don J. Wyatt
17 Violence in Chinese Religious Culture 215
Barend J. ter Haar
18 The Dialectic of Violence in Jainism 228
Christopher Key Chapple
19 Just War and Jihad of the Sword 237
James Turner Johnson
20 Jihad and Martyrdom in Classical and Contemporary Islam 249
David Cook
21 Failure Transformed: Spiritual Empowerment, Violence, and Righteous Punishment 260
Ian Reader
22 Sacrifice and Violence 272
Kathryn McClymond
23 Mass Atrocities, Genocide, and Religion 282
Ernesto Verdeja and Atalia Omer
24 Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Religious Violence 296
Ryan Thoreson
25 Martyrdom and Sovereignty: Lessons from Sikhism and Buddhism 310
John Soboslai
26 Hijacked? The Return of Heresy in the Study of Religion 322
Ulrich Schmiedel
27 History, Humiliation, and Religious Violence 336
Ellen Posman
28 The Myth of the Dangerous Cult: Violence and New Religions 347
Rebecca Moore
Part IV Case Studies: Religion and Violence, Past and Present 361
29 The Russian Orthodox Church and Russia's Invasion of Ukraine 363
Gaziza Shakhanova
30 Religious Populism, Gender, and Violence in Turkey 376
Ayşe Serdar
31 The Ethnoreligious Boundaries of Nation and Political Violence in Turkey 390
Bilge Yabanci
32 Religion, Race, and Politics: Deconstructing the Myth of Religious Violence in Nazi Ideology 406
Lindsay Macumber
33 Religion, Pluralism, and Conflicts in the Pacific Islands 417
Yannick Fer
34 Demon Eaters and Bloody Charms: Ritual Violence and Violent Ritual in Chinese Popular Religion 429
Avron Boretz
35 Women in the Śāstric the Tradition: Colonialism, Law, and Violence 441
Nandini Bhattacharyya Panda
36 Hindu Nationalism in India: Religion, Violence, and the Body Politic 458
Angana P. Chatterji
37 Religious Nationalism: Ideology, Identity, and Violence in Asia 479
Jaclyn L. Neo
38 Fundamentalist Violence and Women: Iran, Afghanistan, and Algeria 491
Valentine M. Moghadam
39 Colonialism and Civil War: Religion and Violence in East Africa 504
Ben Jones
40 Unusual Religious Incidents: The Moral and Political Economy of Religious Violence in Africa 516
Asonzeh Ukah
41 Drug Traffickers, Religion, and Politics in Brazil and Latin America (1990–2025) 537
Christina Vital da Cunha
42 Christian Nationalism, Secularism, and the Threat of Violence 557
Andrew Fiala
43 Christian Nationalist Movements in the United States 572
Joan Braune
Index 585
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