Titlebook: Global Eastern Orthodoxy; Politics, Religion, Giuseppe Giordan,Siniša Zrinščak Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Globalization

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Religion and Human Rights in Greeceelated debates regarding religious freedom, from blasphemy laws, proselytism bans, and protracted resistance to the building of mosques, to religious education in public schools, limitations on legal status of religious minorities, and – less directly related to religion but rather conspicuously inf

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Religious Freedom in Context: A Comparison Between Belarus and Romaniae socio-legal similarities and differences in religious freedom governance in Orthodox Belarus and Romania and patterns of religious freedom views among adolescents (16–19 years old) in Belarus (N = 651) and Romania (N = 589), the authors argue that the official religious freedom policies had resemb

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Greek-Cypriot Religiocultural Heritage as an Indicator of Fundamental Rights and a Means to Culturalwards and the review of the notion of sovereignty as it emerged from the fermentations that gave birth to a secular(ist) state-system. The contemporary international environment, being in essence postsecular, means the indirect political enabling of religion, by rendering recognised religious organi

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Orthodoxy Going Global: The Quest for Identityical spread and the intense transnational connectivity this generated have brought about unprecedented religious identity questions. This chapter discusses Orthodox identity recompositions in the context of the global spread of this religious tradition: what does it mean to be Serbian, Russian or Gr

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Orthodox Christianity in a Western Catholic Countryhment of Eastern Orthodoxy in Western Europe may be identified. Taking into consideration that in Italy there is the largest number of Orthodox faithful in Western Europe and the largest Romanian Orthodox diaspora in the world, I adopt the framework of religious glocalization and focus on the hybrid

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Religion and Human Rights in Greecehe ECtHR. The latter carries particular significance in Greece because of that court’s finding of a disproportionate percentage of religious freedoms violations by the Greek state as compared with those by other states.