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| Preface and Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction: The Rise of Religious Rebellion | |
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| The Religious Challenge to the Secular State | |
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| The Loss of Faith in Secular Nationalism | |
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| The Competition between Two Ideologies | |
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| The Mutual Rejection of Religion and Secularism | |
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| The Front Line of Religious Rebellion: The Middle East | |
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| Egypt's Origins of Muslim Rebellion | |
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| Iran's Paradigmatic Revolution | |
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| Israel's Militant Zionism | |
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| Hamas: The Islamic Intifada | |
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| Insurgents in Iraq | |
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| Other Movements in the Middle East and Africa | |
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| Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan | |
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| Gulf States | |
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| North Africa | |
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| Sub-Sabaran Africa | |
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| Political Targets of Rebellion: South, Central, and Southeast Asia | |
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| Resurgent Islam in South and Central Asia | |
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| Afghanistan | |
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| Pakistan | |
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| Kashmir | |
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| Bangladesh | |
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| Central Asia | |
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| Hindu Nationalism | |
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| Sikhism's Suppressed War | |
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| Buddhist Revolts in Asia | |
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| Sri Lanka | |
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| Mongolia | |
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| Tibet | |
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| Religious Activists in Southeast Asia | |
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| Indonesia | |
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| Philippines | |
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| Post-Cold War Rebels: Europe, East Asia, and the United States | |
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| The Religious Rejection of Socialist States | |
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| Russia | |
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| Eastern Europe and the Balkan States | |
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| China, Vietnam, and North Korea | |
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| Latin America | |
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| Christian and Secular Xenophobia in Europe | |
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| A Peaceful Resolution in Northern Ireland | |
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| Imagined Armageddon in Japan | |
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| The Militant Christian Right in the United States | |
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| Transnational Networks: Global Jihad | |
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| The Rise of Jihadi Ideology | |
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| Emerging Networks in the Afghan-Soviet War | |
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| Global jihad after September II, 2001 | |
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| The Enduring Problems of Violence, Democracy, and Human Rights | |
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| Why Religious Confrontations Are Violent | |
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| Empowering Marginal Peoples | |
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| Does Religion Challenge Democracy? | |
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| Minority and Individual Human Rights | |
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| Conclusion: Religious Rebellion and Global War | |
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| What Does Religion Have To Do with It? | |
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| The Future of Religious Rebellions | |
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| Notes | |
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| List of Interviews | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |