Journal of Dialogue Studies Vol 3 No 2

19 May 2015

Journal of Dialogue Studies, Vol 3 No 2

Autumn 2015, Vol 3, No 2

6 articles in this issue

Philosophical Hermeneutics and Comparative Political Theory Evgenia Ilieva | Pages: 5-29
The ‘Comeback of Christendom’ or a ‘Christian Cosmopolis’?: Dialogical Possibility in the work of John Milbank Angus M. Slater | Pages: 31-51
From Violence to Dialogue: Responding to Terrorism and the ‘War on Terror’ Joseph A. Camilleri | Pages: 53-72
The Principles of the Construction of the “Other” in Fethullah Gülen’s Thought Özgür Koca | Pages: 73-85
The Church of Sweden as a (Contested) Actor in a Multi-religious Society: A Case Study of the Imam Debate in Public and Church Media Johan Liljestrand | Pages: 88-103
The Polish Round Table 1989: Negotiating the Revolution Andrzej M. Szewczak | Pages: 105-108

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