1st Edition
Religion and Nation in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the Post-Soviet West, Revisited From Early Times to Today
Chapter 1
Religion, Nation, & Rulership: Collective identity and legitimation (An introduction)
Sabrina P. Ramet
Chapter 2
The Polish Catholic Nation: Variations on a Theme
Robert E. Alvis
Chapter 3
Czechia and Slovakia: From Nationalized Christianity to Religious Nationalism
Juraj Marušiak and Noro Kmet’
Chapter 4
Quo Vadis, Hungary? The Crown of the Nation and Religion
László Kürti
Chapter 5
In the Shadow of the Altar: Religion, Nation, and the Church in Slovene History
Darja Kerec and Božo Repe
Chapter 6
Between Faith and Nation: Representations of the Catholic Church in Croatian Scholarly Discourse
Mirela Krešić, Frane Staničić, and Siniša Zrinščak
Chapter 7
The Serbian & Montenegrin Orthodox Churches: Traumatic nationalism vs. defensive nationalism
Sabrina P. Ramet and Chris Jackson
Chapter 8
Religion and Nation in Bosnia-Hercegovina
Marko Hoare
Chapter 9
Schism, Autocephaly, Symphonia: The Orthodox Church in North Macedonia
Aleksander Zdravkovski
Chapter 10
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church as a National Identity Marker:
Genesis and Evolution
Daniela Kalkandjieva
Chapter 11
The Role and Status of the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia’s National Identity as an Imperialistic Power
Jerry Pankhurst and Alar Kilp
Chapter 12
Belarus: Religion and Nation in a Contested Borderland
Paul Hansbury
Chapter 13
Religion and Nation in Ukraine since 1596
Kathryn David
Chapter 14
Religion and Nation in the Baltic Republics since the 15th Century
Alar Kilp
Conclusion
Religion, Nation, War, and Ritual
Sabrina P. Ramet
Biography
Sabrina P. Ramet is Professor Emerita of Political Science at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), in Trondheim, Norway, and the author of 16 scholarly books, co-author of three, and editor or co-editor of 42 previous books.
