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Frequently debated, infrequently resolved, but crucial to the study of international relations is the issue of the relative influence of personal factors and role factors in decision-making. Are national decision-makers so constrained by their roles that they have little individual freedom? Or, conversely, are their policies shaped in major ways by their own individual preferences

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Dedication -- Preface -- List of Contributors -- Abbreviations -- 1. Christianity and Violence -- 2. War in the Hebrew Bible: An Overview -- 3. Toward Shalom: Absorbing the Violence -- 4. Impulses toward Peace in a Country at War: The Book of Isaiah between Realism and Hope -- 5. Distinguishing Just War from Crusade: Is Regime Change a Just Cause for Just War? -- 6. Noncombatant Immunity and the War on Terrorism -- 7. Terrorism: What Is It and How Do We Deal with It? -- 8. Just Peacemaking Reduces Terrorism between Palestine and Israel -- Indexes