| Religion and Political Change in Europe: Past and Present | |
| Preface A.K. Isaacs Introduction I. Religion and States from Ancient Rome to the Renaissance Imperial Princesses in the Imperial Cult in Ancient Rome Religion, Women and Politics in Imperial Rome (4th-5th century
A.D.) The Role of the Mendicant Orders on Political Life of Castile
and León in the Later 13th Century The Impact of Religious Orders on Political Change in Medieval
and Early Renaissance Europe (13th-15th centuries) Religion and Identity in Early Modern Ireland II. Religion, Citizenship and Empire in Europe in Modern Times Definitions of Citizenship and the Sacramental Systems of
Churches Power Elites and Royal Government in the Spanish Netherlands
during the Last Phase of the Eighty Years’ War (1621-1648) The Elect Nation of God: England, New England, and Hungary
in the 16th and 17th Centuries German Parsons and the Latvian Peasant Enlightenment between
the 18th and the 19th Century The National Movement in Latvia in the 19th Century: a Nation
as a Quasi-Religion III. Religion, Politics and Gender in the 20th and the 21st century The Orthodox Church of Latvia in the 1920s and 1930s Church and State Relations during the Communist Regime. The
Case of Romania Church, State and Family in Communist Poland Religious and Ethnic Diversity in the Second Half of the
20th Century: War and Political Changes in the Territories of Former
Yugoslavia Geography, Religion and Gender in the Construction of Urban
Space Construction of Masculinities in Contemporary Christianity Religion, Sexuality and the Eros/Agape Dichotomy Religion in Latvia: from Atrophy to Rebirth |