When Politics Meets Religion presents a fresh exploration of the relationship between religion and politics worldwide.
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Autorenporträt
Marko Vekovi¿ is Associate Professor of Religion and Politics in the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Belgrade, Serbia. Miroljub Jevti¿ is retired Full Professor of Religion and Politics in the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Belgrade, Serbia. He is founder and editor-in-chief of the Politics and Religion Journal. He is currently appointed as Ambassador of Serbia in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Studying Religion and Politics in the Aftermath of Widespread Religious Revival 2. Religion and Politics in Contemporary Russia: Entanglements, Identity Making and Nation Building 3. Religious Contra-Identities within the Political Rhetoric of the European Far Right 4. Religion and the Contours of "European" Identity 5. Religious Cleavage and Value Orientations in Europe 6. Christian Nationalism, Civic Republicanism, and Radical Secularism in Contemporary American Politics 7. Modern Turkey's Centennial: Using Religion and Religious Structures as an Influencer in Foreign Policy 8. Is the Roman Catholic Church's Political Influence in the Philippines Declining? A Postmortem Analysis of the 2022 National Elections 9. Chinese Attitudes Toward Religious Deprivatization and Its Determinants 10. Liberation Theology: From Latin American to the Holy Land 11. Religion, Mediation, and Political Conflict 12. Laïcité, Public Governance of Religion and the Orthodox Jews in France 13. "Render Unto Caesar the Things That Are Caesar's, and Unto God the Things That Are God's", But What About the People? Taxing of Church's Economic Activities as a Contributor to the Common Good 14. Progressive Islamic Interpretation of Tradition: Why Should Muslims threat Sharia Law only as a Moral Code in the Context of Universal Human Rights?
1. Studying Religion and Politics in the Aftermath of Widespread Religious Revival 2. Religion and Politics in Contemporary Russia: Entanglements, Identity Making and Nation Building 3. Religious Contra-Identities within the Political Rhetoric of the European Far Right 4. Religion and the Contours of "European" Identity 5. Religious Cleavage and Value Orientations in Europe 6. Christian Nationalism, Civic Republicanism, and Radical Secularism in Contemporary American Politics 7. Modern Turkey's Centennial: Using Religion and Religious Structures as an Influencer in Foreign Policy 8. Is the Roman Catholic Church's Political Influence in the Philippines Declining? A Postmortem Analysis of the 2022 National Elections 9. Chinese Attitudes Toward Religious Deprivatization and Its Determinants 10. Liberation Theology: From Latin American to the Holy Land 11. Religion, Mediation, and Political Conflict 12. Laïcité, Public Governance of Religion and the Orthodox Jews in France 13. "Render Unto Caesar the Things That Are Caesar's, and Unto God the Things That Are God's", But What About the People? Taxing of Church's Economic Activities as a Contributor to the Common Good 14. Progressive Islamic Interpretation of Tradition: Why Should Muslims threat Sharia Law only as a Moral Code in the Context of Universal Human Rights?
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