Fred Dallmayr is Packey J. Dee Professor Emeritus in philosophy and political science at the University of Notre Dame.

Akif Kayapinar is assistant professor of political science and international relations at Istanbul Sehir University.

Ismail Yaylaci is a doctoral candidate in political science at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.

Foreword: Civilizational Revival in the Global Age
Ahmet Davutölu
Introduction
Fred Dallmayr, M. Akif Kayap¿nar and ¿smail Yaylac¿

Part I: Geopolitics and World Order
1. Geopolitical Turmoil and Civilizational Pluralism
Richard Falk
2. Civilization as Instrument of World Order? The Role of the Civilizational Paradigm in the Absence of a Balance of Power
Hans Köchler
3. Power in the Analysis of World Orders
Raymond Duvall and Çi¿dem Ç¿dam
4. International Society, Cultural Diversity, and the Clash (or Dialogue) of Civilizations
Chris Brown

Part II: Eurocentrism and Cultural Difference
5.The Formative Parameters of Civilizations: A Theoretical and Historical Framework
Ahmet Davutölu
6.Western Democrats, Oriental Despots?
S. Sayyid
7.The Ottoman Empire and the Global Muslim Identity in the Formation of Eurocentric World Order, 1815-1919
Cemil Ayd¿n
8.Beyond the "Enlightenment Mentality": An Anthropocosmic Perspective
Tu Weiming

Part III: Liberalism, Global and Regional Orders
9.Globalization, Civilizations, and World Order
Robert Gilpin
10.Liberalism of Restraint and Liberalism of Imposition: Liberal Values and World Order in the New Millennium
Georg Sørensen
11.The Rise of a Neo-medieval Order in Europe
Jan Zielonka
12.Illusions, Dreams and Nightmares: Japan, the United States, and the East Asian Renaissance in the First Decade of the New Century
John Welfield