Defeating Religious Nationalism with Faithful Patriotism
One of the nation’s foremost experts on the intersection of faith and international affairs, Chris Seiple has traveled the...
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs
Of Little Green Men and Long Black Robes: The Role of the Orthodox Church in the Conflict in Ukraine
Since February 2014, the conflict in Ukraine has split the country in half. With the seizure of Crimea and...
How We Misunderstand the Sources of Religious Violence
Few scholars can easily traverse the fields of religion and international relations: those who have a grounding in one or...
Islam in China
Xingjiang, the predominantly Muslim northwestern province of China, has been the scene of clashes between Uighurs and the Chinese...
Attacking America: Al-Qaida’s Grand Strategy in its War with the World
In this preview of her forthcoming book, Mary Habeck explores the underpinnings of Al Qaeda’s grand strategy, and what...
The Muslim Brotherhood in the USA: Social Service or Taqiyya?
In his new book, The New Muslim Brotherhood in the West, Lorenzo Vidino examines a network of multifunctional and...
Back to the Future: Pre-modern Religious Policy in Post-secular China
Richard Madsen is the author or co-author of eleven books on Chinese culture, American culture, and international relations. He...
Americanism vs. Islamism: A Personal Perspective
Dr. Jasser is a former U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander and served in the U.S. Navy as a medical officer...
Media and Religion in the Arab/Islamic World
S. Abdallah Schleifer is the Washington and national bureau chief of Al Arabiya news channel, professor emeritus at the...
Religion, Identity and Mideast Peace
David Rosen is International Director of Inter-Religious Affairs for the American Jewish Committee, Jerusalem. He is the former Chief...