Suchergebnisse

This text examines the evolution of security practices carried out in the Euro-Atlantic area in the name of fighting international terrorism. With particular emphasis on three key institutions of the transatlantic security community: the EU NATO and the OSCE.

Shireen Hunter provides a pragmatic analysis of relations between Islam and the West, marked by specific cases from the contemporary Islamic/Western divide. Her book gives a realistic and accurate assessment of the relative role of civilizational factors in determining the nature of the state and the prospects for Muslim-Western relations (i.e., whether they will be conflictual or cooperative). Hunter answers the question: Can an accommodation between Islam and the West take place in a gradual and evolutionary manner or will it happen only after conflict and confrontation? And, contrary to Hun