Akbar Ahmed and Brian Forst, both of the American University, Washington.

• Acknowledgments xContributor Biographies in Brief xiiPart I Introduction 11 Toward a More Civil Twenty-first CenturyAkbar Ahmed and Brian Forst 3Part II The Nature and Sources of the Problem 132 The Simple Power of Weakness, the Complex Vulnerability of PowerZbigniew Brzezinski 153 Dialogue and the Echo Boom of Terror: Religious Women's Voices after 9/11Diana L. Eck 214 Closing Chapters of EnmityRajmohan Gandhi 295 Benjamin Franklin's Gift of ToleranceWalter Isaacson 366 God's Word and World PoliticsArchbishop Desmond Tutu 39Part III Pathways to Dialogue and Understanding 457 The Role of the Media in Promoting ToleranceShashi Tharoor 478 Civilization, Human Rights, and Collective ResponsibilitySergio Vieira de Mello 559 Endless Enemies or Human SecurityJody Williams 6610 Dialogue among Civilizations and CulturesPresident Seyed Mohammed Khatami 7211 Transnational Moral DialoguesAmitai Etzioni 7912 In Other People's ShoesDame Marilyn Strathern 8513 A Universal Language, without Boundary or PrejudiceSir Ravi Shankar 9014 Dialogue among CivilizationsKofi Annan 9415 The Productive Airing of GrievancesLord George Carey 9816 All of Man's TroublesEdward O. Wilson 10617 Turning Enemies into FriendsChief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks 11218 Security through DialogueQueen Noor of Jordan 11919 The Power of Dialogue: Redefining "Us"Tamara Sonn 13120 On Clash, Morality, Renaissance, and DialogueJudea Pearl 13821 The Just War Tradition and Cultural DialogueJean Bethke Elshtain 14522 Celebrating Differences on our Melting Pot PlanetPrince El Hassan bin Talal 149Part IV From Concern to Action 15523 Clash or Dialogue of Cultures?Bernard Lewis 15724 The Fellowship of DialogueJames D. Wolfensohn 15925 Hard Power and Soft PowerJoseph S. Nye Jr 16626 Global Governance in an Interdependent WorldBenjamin R. Barber 17127 Getting to Peace: Awakening the Third SideWilliam L. Ury 17928 Risking HospitalityMartin Marty 186Index 191

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