Just war on terror?/  A Christian and muslim response 
edited by David Fisher and Brian Wicker 
 - England:  Ashgate,  2010. 
 - 231 p. 
<br/><br/>1 Introduction: A Clash of Civilisations?<br/>David Fisher and Brian Wicker<br/>PART ONE THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN SHAPING TERRORISM<br/>AND THE RESPONSES TO IT<br/>2 . Terrorism and Islamic Theologies of Religiously-Sanctioned War<br/>Tim Winter<br/>3 Challenging Al-Qa'ida's Justification of Terror<br/>Ahmad Achtar<br/>4 Challenging the Political Theology of America's 'War on Terror'<br/>Richard Lock-Pidlan<br/>PART TWO RESPONDING TO THE TERRORIST THREAT<br/>5 Philip Bobbitt's Terror and Consent: a Brief Critique<br/>Michael Howard<br/>6 Just War and State Sovereignty<br/>Brian Wicker<br/>7 Terror and Pre-Emption - Can Military Pre-Emption ever be Just?<br/>David Fisher<br/>8 • How Much of Our Liberties and Privacy do We Need to Give Up for<br/>Public Security?<br/>David Omand<br/>"V<br/>PART THREE NEW WAYS TO COUNTER THE THREAT<br/>9 Just Wars, Just Outcomes - Reconciling Just Outcomes in Military<br/>Intervention<br/>Shenaz Biinglawala, Rosemmy Dui-ward and Paul Schulte<br/>10 'Eating Soup with a Knife' - Counterinsurgency and Just War.<br/>Hugh Beach<br/>11 Going Off the Reservation into the Sanctuary - Cross-Border Counter-<br/>Terrorist Operations, Fourth Generation Warfare and the Ethical<br/>Insufficiency of Contemporary Just War Thinking<br/>Paul Schulte<br/>12 Countering the Threat of Nuclear Terrorism<br/>Dr. Nick Ritchie<br/>PART FOUR AFTERWORD: CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS<br/>13 A Re-emphasis more than a Reply<br/>Philip Babbitt<br/>14 Countering Terrorism Justly - Reflections Nine Years After 9/11<br/>David Fisher and Brian Wicker 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781409408086 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>241.6242  / FIS/J