1st Edition
Conflict, Politics, and the Christian East Assessing Contemporary Developments
1. Conflict, politics, and the Christian East: towards a theoretical typology
George Soroka and Christopher Rhodes
2. (Un)locking the church doors: regime legitimacy and political (de)mobilisation of churches in Ethiopia
Christopher Rhodes
3. The church and the street: Copts and interest representation from Mubarak to Sisi
Paul S. Rowe
4. The Chaldean patriarch and the discourse of ‘inclusive citizenship’: restructuring the political representation of Christians in Iraq since 2003
Elizabeth Monier
5. Defensive minoritarianism: support for democracy among Lebanese Christians
Michael Hoffman and Hannah E. Bagdanov
6. Orthodox Christianity in Turkey and the limits of ecumenical transnationalism
Umut Koldaş, Mustafa Çıraklı, and Ali Dayıoğlu
Biography
Christopher Rhodes is Lecturer in Social Sciences at Boston University. His areas of research are the political economy of religion, identity and politics, and the politics of sub-Saharan Africa.
George Soroka is Lecturer on Government and Assistant Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Government at Harvard University. His research focuses on the politics of religion, mnemonic politics, and regime change.
