This chapter explores the role of guilt, responsibility and trauma in community formation and
erosion. Historians of World War II and the Holocaust often misread avoidance strategies …

Slovakia is traditionally considered a relatively highly religious country with a strong
influence of the Catholic Church. Although the real number of believers declines sharply …

This ground-breaking book goes beyond conventional arguments to explore how and why
populists are able to hold power for long periods. It illustrates that exclusionary populist …

For the first time since the 1970s, Christian Nationalism has become an emic self-
identification in the United States. 1 In contrast to prior instances, it presently refers to a fluid …

This article addresses the under-examined topic of communication by the Catholic Church
(CC). The CC is understood here as a political actor sui generis. The two most similar …

This article discusses the ethnopolitics of Vladimír Mečiar's government in Slovakia in the
period of years between 1994-1998, with a particular focus on the Hungarian minority. The …

This chapter is the introduction to this book, which analyzes the heterogeneity of rural public
service and its objective requirements for different types of suppliers. By dividing rural public …

Siyaset ve din arasındaki ilişki, toplumsal, kültürel, tarihsel ve coğrafi bağlamdan
bağımsız olarak her toplumda önemli bir dinamiğe sahiptir. Din, siyasi süreçlere doğrudan …

This paper deals with the fascistization of Catholic clergy on the eastern periphery of the
Nazi “New Europe”, specifically within the Slovak State (1939–1945), a Nazi satellite in East …

This chapter is the application of the correction mechanism: Internet+ NGO. The supporting
NGOs (umbrella organizations and hub NGOs) integrates the information, resources, social …