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Cooper and Dane RowlandsMontreal McGill-Queens University Pressc20061 online resource (384 p.)"Published for the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University, in cooperation with The Centre for International Governance Innovation".0-7735-3170-X 0-7735-3164-5 Includes bibliographical references and index.""Contents""; ""Foreword""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Abbreviations""; ""1 Positioning Policy Priorities in a Minority Context: Prospects for the Harper Government""; ""PART ONE: AN AUTHENTIC CONSERVATIVE APPROACH?""; ""2 Compassion, Realism, Engagement and Focus: A Conservative Foreign Policy Thematic""; ""3 Harperâ€?s â€œMade in Canadaâ€? Global Leadership""; ""4 Caught In-between Traditions: A Minority Conservative Government and Canadian Foreign Policy""; ""PART TWO: PRIORTIZING PARTNERS""; ""5 UN Reform: A Sisyphean Task""""6 Did You Say Europe? How Canada Ignores Europe and Why That Is Wrong""""7 The Rising Importance of Third-Country Issues in Canadaâ€?s Relations with the United States""; ""8 Canadaâ€?s International Security Policy under a Conservative Government""; ""9 The New Conservative Government and Missile Defence: Is Canadian Participation Back on the Agenda, or Was It Ever Off?""; ""PART THREE: MINOR PRIORITIES AND PRIOR MINORITIES""; ""10 Charting Canadian Immigration Policy in the New Millennium""; ""11 Itâ€?s Not Just Afghanistan or Darfur: Canadaâ€?s Peacebuilding Efforts in Haiti""""12 Canada and Quebec on the World Stage: Defining New Rules?""""PART FOUR: COMPETING POLICY PRIORITIES""; ""13 Meeting the China Challenge: Developing a China Strategy""; ""14 The New Strategic Positioning of Canada within North America: The Energy Factor""; ""15 Canada and the Kyoto Protocol: When Reality Sets In""; ""16 Canadian Aid to Africa: Assessing â€œReformâ€?""; ""17 Canada, Hippocrates, and the Developing World: Toward a Coherent Foreign Policy for Canada""; ""Contributors""Environmental policyCanadaEnergy policyCanadaEconomic assistance, CanadianAfricaEconomic assistance, CanadianAfghanistanHumanitarian interventionSudanDarfurEconomic assistance, CanadianHaitiPeace-buildingHaitiWar on Terrorism, 2001-2009CanadaInternational relationsInternational cooperationNational securityCanadaCanadaArmed ForcesAfghanistanCanadaArmed ForcesSudanDarfurCanadaForeign relations1945-PhilosophyCanadaRelationsUnited StatesUnited StatesRelationsCanadaCanadaForeign relationsUnited StatesUnited StatesForeign relationsCanadaCanadaForeign relations1945-CanadaMilitary policyCanadaForeign relationsEuropeCanadaForeign relationsDeveloping countriesCanadaForeign relationsChinaEuropeForeign relationsCanadaDeveloping countriesForeign relationsCanadaChinaForeign relationsCanadaCanadaPolitics and government2006-Québec (Province)Foreign relationsSudanHistoryDarfur Conflict, 2003-Electronic books.Environmental policyEnergy policyEconomic assistance, CanadianEconomic assistance, CanadianHumanitarian interventionEconomic assistance, CanadianPeace-buildingWar on Terrorism, 2001-2009International relations.International cooperation.National security327.71Cooper Andrew Fenton1950-145160Rowlands D(Dane)920559Malone David1954-510474Norman Paterson School of International Affairs.Centre for International Governance Innovation.MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910459684203321Canada among nations 20062064720UNINA05490nam 2200673 450 991015314930332120230721034721.00-567-68965-40-567-55487-2(CKB)3710000000103491(EBL)1752046(SSID)ssj0001256301(PQKBManifestationID)11833121(PQKBTitleCode)TC0001256301(PQKBWorkID)11258976(PQKB)11504409(MiAaPQ)EBC1752046(EXLCZ)99371000000010349120181006d2009 uy 0engur|n|---|||||txtccrDisloyalty and destruction religion and politics in Deuteronomy and the modern world /Rob BarrettNew York ;London :T & T Clark,[2009]©20091 online resource (297 p.)T & T Clark library of biblical studiesLibrary of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament studies ;511Revision of the author's thesis (doctoral)--Durham University, 2007.1-336-21295-0 0-567-61414-X Includes bibliographical references (pages [255]-267) and indexes.Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter 1 YHWH''S VIOLENCE: THE PROBLEM AND APPROACHES; 1.1. Interpretive Approaches; 1.1.1. Selective Reading: Out with the Bad; 1.1.2. Description without Engagement; 1.1.3. Engagement without Sympathy; 1.2. My Scope; 1.3. My Approach; 1.3.1. Engagement, Sympathy, and Selectivity; 1.3.2. Canon and History; 1.3.3. Who is this ""Modem Reader""?; 1.3.4. The Need for Modem Connections; 1.4. Summary of Argument; Chapter 2 INTRODUCTORY CONSIDERATIONS; 2.1. Religion and Politics in the Modem World2.1.1. The Modern Nation-State and the Subordination of ""Religion""2.1.2. Modem ""Religion"": Durkheim''s Functional Theory of Religion; 2.1.3. The Religion and Globalization of Liberal Democratic Capitalism; 2.2. Religion and Politics in Deuteronomy; 2.2.1. Deuteronomy and Ancient Near Eastern Treaties; 2.2.2. Deuteronomy as a Nation-State Document; 2.2.3. Deuteronomy''s Israel and the Modern Nation-State; 2.3. Other Gods, Divine Anger, and Destruction; 2.3.1. Primacy of the First Commandment in Deuteronomy; 2.3.2. Other Gods, Anger, and DestructionChapter 3 THE BASIC THREAT: IDOLATRY AND DESTRUCTION3.1. Introduction: The Alien Category of Idolatry; 3.2. Deuteronomy 9-10: The Golden Calf; 3.2.1. Context, Bounds, Unity, and Structure; 3.2.2. Exegesis; 3.2.3. Summary; 3.3. The Golden Calf Incident as National Myth; 3.4. Idolatry and Treason; 3.4.1. Modern Analogy for Golden Calf Offense; 3.4.2. Treason and the Social Contract Theorists; 3.4.3. American Examples of Responses to Treason; 3.4.4. YHWH''S Response to Treason; Chapter 4 DESTRUCTION AND RESTORATION AS COERCION; 4.1. Deuteronomy 4: Loyalty to YHWH4.1.1. Bounds, Unity, Structure, and Context4.1.2. Exegesis; 4.2. Deuteronomy 32: A Song of Disloyalty; 4.2.1. Genre and Bounds; 4.2.2. Purpose; 4.2.3. Context; 4.2.4. Exegesis; 4.2.5. Summary and Comparison with Deuteronomy 4; 4.3. Freedom and Coercion in the Ancient and Modern Worlds; 4.3.1. YHWH''S Coercion of Israel; 4.3.2. Modern Ideas of Liberty: Positive and Negative; 4.3.3. Imposing Freedom on the World; 4.4. Conclusion; Chapter 5 REBELLION: TRAITORS IN YOUR MIDST; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. Deuteronomy 13: Incitement to Idolatry; 5.2.1. Context, Structure, Unity, and Bounds5.2.2. Exegesis5.3. The Anger of YHWH: National and Individual; 5.4. Modern Responses to Rebellion; 5.4.1. Dangerous Insiders; 5.4.2. Escalation to Military Action; 5.5. Conclusion; Chapter 6 THE HORRORS OF DESTRUCTION; 6.1. Deuteronomy 28: The Covenant Curses; 6.1.1. Context, Genre, Bounds, Unity, and Structure; 6.1.2. Exegesis: Blessings and Promises (28:1-14); 6.1.3. Exegesis: Curses and Threats (28:15-68); 6.2. Historical and Canonical Considerations; 6.2.1. The Function of Treaty Curse Lists; 6.2.2. Ancient Near Eastern Siege Warfare6.2.3. Fulfillment of the Covenant Curses in the Old Testament CanonThe goal of the work is a heuristic reading strategy for a modern reader to engage with YHWH''s threats against Israel in Deuteronomy. This goal is accomplished in three steps. First, the biblical text is considered through close reading to discern the logic of YHWH''s threats: what motivates the threats, what form the threats take, and what effect the threats expect to produce. Second, a modern analogy is sought that most helpfully matches the structure and logic observed in the biblical text. A number of common modern analogies for the divine-human relationship (e.g., parent-child, master-slT & T Clark library of biblical studies.Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament studies ;511.Christianity and politicsJudaism and politicsReligion and politicsChristianity and politics.Judaism and politics.Religion and politics.222.1506222/.1506Barrett Rob(Robert C.),1237679MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910153149303321Disloyalty and destruction2872959UNINA