Cities of God and nationalism : Mecca, Jerusalem, and Rome as contested world cities / Khaldoun Samman.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-237) and index.
Modernity, religion, and violence : sacred cities and the roots of conflict -- The making of sacred world cities : how Christianity and Islam transformed identities -- Rome, Mecca, and the coming of modernity -- Modernity and the unraveling of Jerusalem -- Beyond nationalism : Jerusalem and the negation of peoplehood.
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