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The Politics of Sacred Space

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Sacred to three traditions, the Old City of jerusalem is the Gordian knot at the centre of the Middle East Conflict. This book explores how religious and political interests compete for control of this sacred space, and how that comptition affects the Middle Eat peace process. Dumper analyzes the religious dynamics inthe Old City in political terms, investigating rivalries and tensions at three interrelated levels: among regional and international interests, among the Christian, Islamic and Jewish establishments, and among sects and factions within the religions. A portrait emerges of an ancient city in the context of contemporary change, central to the attainment of a lasting peace in the region.

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ISBN: 9781588262264
Publication date: 28th February 2003
Author: Michael Dumper
Publisher: Lynne Rienner Publishers
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 185 pages
Series: A Text-in-Time Edition
Genres: Religious intolerance, persecution and conflict
Christianity
Other religions and spiritual beliefs
Political science and theory
Middle Eastern history