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The relationship between religious identity and national identity has shaped societies for centuries, yet its deep historical roots are often overlooked. Religion and Nation in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the Post-Soviet West - Revisited explores how the linkage between religion and nation dates back to the Middle Ages and, in some cases, ancient times, as seen with the Jews and Greeks. This groundbreaking book sheds light on the enduring connection between faith and collective identity, offering fresh perspectives on a topic that remains highly relevant today. Featuring contributions from 20 leading scholars, this volume examines the dynamic interplay between religion and nation across different historical periods. From the early Middle Ages to more recent centuries, the chapters reveal how dominant religious structures have consistently served political purposes. Readers will discover how nations, united by language and traditions, often take on a religious dimension - even in cases like Ukraine and Hungary, where multiple Churches vie to define and preserve national culture. This book will be of interest to historians, sociologists, political scientists, anthropologists, and anyone interested in understanding the profound ways religion and national identity have shaped human history. With its rich insights and diverse perspectives, Religion and Nation in Eastern Europe, Russia, and the Post-Soviet West - Revisited offers a compelling exploration of a timeless and complex relationship.
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 3, and editor or co-editor of 42 previous books.
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 Kreši-, Frane Stani-i-, and Siniša Zrinš-ak 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
