Examining religious representation at the state, transnational and institutional levels, this volume demonstrates that religion is becoming an increasingly important element of the decision-making process. It provides a comprehensive analysis of religious representation in the European Union that will be of great interest to students and scholars of European politics, sociology of religion and international relations.
Examining religious representation at the state, transnational and institutional levels, this volume demonstrates that religion is becoming an increasingly important element of the decision-making process. It provides a comprehensive analysis of religious representation in the European Union that will be of great interest to students and scholars of European politics, sociology of religion and international relations.
Lucian N. Leustean is a Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the Aston Centre for Europe and the Associate Dean for Postgraduate Programmes in the School of Languages and Social Sciences at Aston University, Birmingham
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Preface: Understanding Religion in Modern Europe Grace Davie Does God Matter in the European Union? Lucian N Leustean Part I: Religion and Politics in the European Union 1. Political Realism and Roman Catholic Faith in the Construction of Europe: Konrad Adenauer, Robert Schuman, and Charles de Gaulle Michael Sutton 2. Deus ex Machina: Representing God on the Stage of the European Union John T. S. Madeley 3. Turkey and Europe: Religion, Nationalism and International Relations Jeffrey Haynes Part II: Representing Churches, Religions and Communities of Conviction in the European Union 4. The Roman Catholic Church and the European Institutions: Dialogue and Advocacy at the European Union Frank Turner 5. From Athens and Berlin to Brussels: Reflections on Community Knowledge and Dialogue between the EU Institutions and the Churches Gary Wilton 6. The Dialogue of Churches with European Political Institutions: Does It Matter? Peter Pavlovic 7. Religion and the European Union Tariq Ramadan 8. Article 17: Reasons for Concern David Pollock Part III: Representing Religion: The State Dimension 9. Eurosceptic Allies or Euroenthusiast Friends? The Political Discourse of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland Simona Guerra 10. Christian Churches in the Process of the EU Treaties' Reform Sergei A. Mudrov Part IV: Representing Religion: The Transnational Dimension 11. The Shape of Post-Secularity: Why the United States is More Religious but Less Christian than Europe? Adrian Pabst 12. Why Brussels is neither Washington nor Berlin. Political Catholicism in Differing Political Systems Antonius Liedhegener Part V: Representing Religion: The Institutional Dimension 13. How Many Roads Lead to Brussels? The Political Mobilisation of Religious Organisations within the European Public Sphere Freiderike Bollmann 14. Religious Contributions to Law and Policy Making in a Secular Political Order: The Approach of European Institutions Ronan McCrea
Preface: Understanding Religion in Modern Europe Grace Davie Does God Matter in the European Union? Lucian N Leustean Part I: Religion and Politics in the European Union 1. Political Realism and Roman Catholic Faith in the Construction of Europe: Konrad Adenauer, Robert Schuman, and Charles de Gaulle Michael Sutton 2. Deus ex Machina: Representing God on the Stage of the European Union John T. S. Madeley 3. Turkey and Europe: Religion, Nationalism and International Relations Jeffrey Haynes Part II: Representing Churches, Religions and Communities of Conviction in the European Union 4. The Roman Catholic Church and the European Institutions: Dialogue and Advocacy at the European Union Frank Turner 5. From Athens and Berlin to Brussels: Reflections on Community Knowledge and Dialogue between the EU Institutions and the Churches Gary Wilton 6. The Dialogue of Churches with European Political Institutions: Does It Matter? Peter Pavlovic 7. Religion and the European Union Tariq Ramadan 8. Article 17: Reasons for Concern David Pollock Part III: Representing Religion: The State Dimension 9. Eurosceptic Allies or Euroenthusiast Friends? The Political Discourse of the Roman Catholic Church in Poland Simona Guerra 10. Christian Churches in the Process of the EU Treaties' Reform Sergei A. Mudrov Part IV: Representing Religion: The Transnational Dimension 11. The Shape of Post-Secularity: Why the United States is More Religious but Less Christian than Europe? Adrian Pabst 12. Why Brussels is neither Washington nor Berlin. Political Catholicism in Differing Political Systems Antonius Liedhegener Part V: Representing Religion: The Institutional Dimension 13. How Many Roads Lead to Brussels? The Political Mobilisation of Religious Organisations within the European Public Sphere Freiderike Bollmann 14. Religious Contributions to Law and Policy Making in a Secular Political Order: The Approach of European Institutions Ronan McCrea
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