Foreign Policy Research Institute A Nation Must Think Before it Acts Orbis Spring 1998
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Orbis Spring 1998

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  • Orbis
  • Spring 1998
  • Volume 42
  • Number 2

Introduction Spring 1998

  • Walter A. McDougall

Article References

The Holy War Tradition in Islam

  • Emmanuel Sivan

Judaism and the World: The Holy and the Profane

  • Harvey Sicherman

The Protestant Deformation and American Foreign Policy

  • James Kurth

The Catholic Vision of World Affairs

  • John Langan

Reform and Religion in Latin America

  • Edward A. Lynch

The Burden of Eastern Orthodoxy

  • Michael Radu

The Enigmatic Japanese Spirit

  • G. Cameron Hurst, III

Religious Revivals in Communist China

  • Arthur Waldron

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