Millennial violence : past, present and future - Kaplan, Jeffrey, 1954- (London ; Portland, OR : F. Cass : Routledge, 2002)
Machine generated contents note: Introduction Jeffrey Kaplan 1 -- MILLENNIUM-RELATED SECURITY REPORTS -- Project Megiddo FBI (United States) 27 -- Doomsday Religious Movements Canadian Security -- Intelligence Service 53 -- Events at the End of the Millennium: Ehud Sprinzak, -- Possible Implications for the Ya 'akov Ariel, Uri Ne'eman -- Public Order in Jerusalem and Amnon Ramon 61 -- SCHOLARLY ANALYSIS OF THE THREE MILLENNIUM REPORTS -- Project Megiddo, the FBI and the Academic Community Michael Barkun 97 -- Questioning the Frame: The Canadian, Israeli and US Reports Eugene Gallagher 109 -- Ten Comments on Watching Closely the Gaps Between Beliefs and Actions Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi 123 -- WIDER ISSUES IN THE MILLENNIUM DEBATE -- Spectres and Shadows: Aum Shinrikyo and the Road to Megiddo lan Reader 147 -- Apocalypse - Not in Finland. Millenarianism and Expectations on the Eve of the Year 2000 Leena Malkki 187 -- Cult and Anticult Totalism: Dick Anthony, -- Reciprocal Escalation and Thomas Robbins -- Violence and Steven Barrie-Anthony 211 -- THE MEDIEVAL CONTEXT -- What Happens when Jesus Doesn't Come: Jewish and Christian Relations in Apocalyptic Time Richard Landes 243 -- Medieval Apocalypticism, Millennialism and Violence E. Randolph Daniel 275 -- Abstracts 301.
First appeared as ... a special issue of Terrorism and political violence, Vol. 14, No. 1 (Spring 2002)--title page verso.
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Keywords: Violence -- Religious aspects; Two thousand, A.D.; Millennialism; Electronic books