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Introductionis widely recognized today that religions have multiple influences on international relations, including their ability to confer legitimacy, to influence the world-views of leaders and their constituents, the tendency of religious conflicts to spill over borders, and through transnational phenomena

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Religion and World Politicsf contributing to the cause of clarity ts by trying to be more accurate about the various characterizations of the connection between religions and world politics. In this domain we distinguish at least the following dimensions:.I refer to those dimensions through my own interpretation on their defi

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Islam between National and International Politicsties. The truth is that in the present world, all civilization should be considered as “hyphenated”. As for the identities, we should bear in mind that they are in themselves a product of our different affiliations and links. This truism obviously applies also to religions; however, fundamentalism d

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The Catholic Church and the Global Shift of Powersub-national political identities and world and transnational political collective identities..The truth of the matter is that in the restructuring of the global balance the traditional dichotomy of center-periphery is blurring. This is true for the international economy and for world politics, but

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94151-1is widely recognized today that religions have multiple influences on international relations, including their ability to confer legitimacy, to influence the world-views of leaders and their constituents, the tendency of religious conflicts to spill over borders, and through transnational phenomena

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A. Müttrich (Professor, Dirigent)ties. The truth is that in the present world, all civilization should be considered as “hyphenated”. As for the identities, we should bear in mind that they are in themselves a product of our different affiliations and links. This truism obviously applies also to religions; however, fundamentalism d