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Pluralizm wyznaniowo-etniczny Surinamu jako wyzwanie dla polityki wewnętrznej państwa

Pluralizm wyznaniowo-etniczny Surinamu jako wyzwanie dla polityki wewnętrznej państwa

Author(s): Agnieszka Szumigalska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2014

Issues concerning multiculturalism are broadly discussed in literature, primarily in the context of Western societies, i.e. the influx of immigrants. In this light, certain aspects of traditionally multicultural societies (e.g. with colonial experience) may be found considerably interesting, and form a point of reference for broader analyses. Here, Surinam provides an interesting example due to its extraordinarily heterogeneous ethnic, cultural and religious structure. In such circumstances, one may analyse the main directions of the state’s policy towards varied social groups, as well as the management of intercultural relations. This article aims at presenting the standards of religious freedom in Surinam and the main factors determining the state’s policy towards diverse cultural groups. In the presented paper, special attention is paid to historical, political and cultural determinants. Particular emphasis is put on the legislation regarding intercultural relations and the multicultural mould of society, as well as the practical fulfilment of such provisions (e.g. the religious holidays in the country).

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Różnice kulturowe w prowadzeniu wojny: dlaczego różne kultury różnie prowadzą wojny?

Author(s): Matej Cota / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2014

The paper gives insight into the subject of culturally different ways of war-making. The objective is to further examine armed conflict in different societies and cultures. By analyzing key parameters and variables of the concept of war and strategy, the paper puts into focus cultural differences between the ways of making war by prominent military organizations. Unlike other publications, which elaborated in detail key features of warfare between various culturally different societies throughout history, this paper puts stress on strategy. Strategic culture is the dominant factor which decides how the society wages war.

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Ludwig  Steindorff, Kroatien

Ludwig Steindorff, Kroatien

Author(s): Mira Kolar-Dimitrijević / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 2/2001

Review of: Mira Kolar-Dimitrijević - Ludwig STEINDORFF, Kroatien, Regensburg 2001., Verlag Friedrich Pustet, 272 str.

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MUSTAFA IMAMOVIĆ, HISTORIJA BOŠNJAKA

MUSTAFA IMAMOVIĆ, HISTORIJA BOŠNJAKA

Author(s): Robert Holjevac / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 3/2000

Review of: Robert Holjevac - Mustafa IMAMOVIĆ, Historija Bošnjaka, Sarajevo 1996

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O Daytonskome sporazumu očima religijskih zajednica u BiH

O Daytonskome sporazumu očima religijskih zajednica u BiH

Author(s): Ivan Markešić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 03+04/2020

Daytonskim mirovnim sporazumom potpisanim u Daytonu (SAD) 21. studenoga 1995, a parafiranim u Parizu (Francuska) 14. prosinca 1995, okončan je rat u Bosni i Hercegovini. O tome sporazumu napisano je mnoštvo knjiga, studija, članaka. Većina njih bavila se kako uzrocima njegova nastanka tako i njegovim posljedicama na društveni, ustavni, pravni, politički, ekonomski sustav Bosne i Hercegovine. Kako je u Bosni i Hercegovini na djelu čvrsta isprepletenost religijskog i nacionalnog, autor će se u ovome radu baviti odnosom religijskih zajednica u Bosni i Hercegovini (Islamske zajednice, Katoličke crkve, Srpske pravoslavne crkve i Židovske zajednice) prema tom sporazumu koji su potpisali ‘njihovi’ nacionalni lideri, zapravo odnosom tih religijskih zajednica prema svim do tada pripremanim mirovnim planovima. I to stoga što je njihovo neusvajanje – a što je bilo posljedica utjecaja nekih religijskih zajednica - produživalo ratnu agoniju sve do Daytona. Odnosno, autor će pokušati istražiti koje je pozitivne, a koje negativne posljedice – prema mišljenju predstavnika tih četiriju zajednica - taj sporazum imao za njihove zajednice i vjernike te tražiti odgovor na pitanje, jesu li na temeljima postojećega Daytonskog sporazuma mogući međureligijski razgovori – dakle razgovori predstavnika gore spomenutih četiriju religijskih zajednica – o budućnosti Bosne i Hercegovine kao države i društva u kojoj bi svi, bez obzira na svoje vjerozakone ali i nevjerovanja, mogli ostvariti sva svoja kulturna, religijska, nacionalna i druga prava. I to stoga, što su religijske zajednice – istina ne sve i ne na isti način – bile involvirane u ratna zbivanja. Bilo bi stoga potrebno očekivati da će se u mirnodopskim vremenima potruditi i dati puni doprinos izgradnji pravednoga mira za sve i da neće ostati odskočna daska za nove ratne sukobe.

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Persistent Legacies of the Empires: Partition of Poland and Electoral Turnout
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Persistent Legacies of the Empires: Partition of Poland and Electoral Turnout

Author(s): Piotr Zagórski,Radosław Markowski / Language(s): English Issue: 02/2021

During the long nineteenth century, Poland was divided among the Russian, Habsburg, and Prussian empires. The partition produced regional diversity in political culture and in institutional and economic development. We examine how the cultural legacies of the empires have influenced the propensity of Poles to cast a ballot in parliamentary elections since 1989. Polish National Election Study individual-level data are used to assess whether higher levels of electoral turnout in Galicia are indeed a legacy of the Habsburg rule. Our results confirm that, even after controlling for socio-demographic factors, there is a positive, substantive, and significant effect on turnout of living in the ex-Habsburg part of Poland. This effect can be explained by the frequency of religious service attendance and by ideology. Inhabitants of Galicia not only attend religious services more frequently and are more conservative than their counterparts in the rest of Poland, but also the more frequently they attend church and the closer to the radical right they place themselves, the more mobilized they are to vote. The impact of the legacies of the empires on political behavior in Poland seems persistent.

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MIR, ODRŽIVOST I DRUGAČIJE VJERSKO

MIR, ODRŽIVOST I DRUGAČIJE VJERSKO

Author(s): Muhammad Suheyl Umar / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 17/2013

This paper focuses on the establishment and functionality of multiethnic societies in the world today and in the light of the role of religion and spirituality in building democratic structures and new relationships between peoples belonging to different cultural and religious traditions. The author notes that modern secular society is a priori averse to any interference of religious communities and especially of Islam and its principles. He reminds us that the most prominent problem in the 19th century was nationalism, which in the 20th became ideology since, during the greater part of the century peoples were entrenched on opposite sides of the ideological divisions and conflicts of the Cold War. However, now that the Cold War is over, and the ideological war ended, the biggest problems that occur in the 21st century are ethnic conflicts. Since these conflicts are partly encouraged by religious conflicts, the author argues to bring our attention to this danger and do everything we can to solve the problems of human society in this context, i.e., in order to maintain peace, we have to accept the other and different in what religion, especially Islam, plays a significant role.

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Legacies of the Partition for India and Pakistan

Legacies of the Partition for India and Pakistan

Author(s): Ian Talbot / Language(s): English Issue: 59/2019

South Asia’s political and socio-economic landscape has been greatly transformed in the seven decades since India and Pakistan achieved their independence. Nonetheless, many features are only explicable with reference to the legacies of the 1947 Partition. This essay traces these legacies with respect to ethnic and religious nationalism, state construction and the contrasting trajectories with respect to democratic consolidation. It argues that while the recent scholarship has acknowledged the enduring presence of the Partition on the lives of refugees and their descendants, accounts of its ongoing impact on statecraft are less developed. It is only when such legacies are analyzed that a fuller understanding is possible both of domestic developments and of the enduring rivalry between the two states.

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Imagining the ‘Tribe’ in Colonial and Post-Independence India

Imagining the ‘Tribe’ in Colonial and Post-Independence India

Author(s): Sanjukta Das Gupta / Language(s): English Issue: 59/2019

In the context of the changing nature of India’s relationship with her tribal or Adivasi population, this paper seeks to analyze the construction ‘tribes’ in colonial India and how these came to influence contemporary India’s understandings of the category. Arguing that state policies are actuated by myriad ways in which target populations are defined, conceptualized and represented, this paper seeks to trace the contentious categorizations and multiple identities that have been imagined for, thrust upon and assumed by such communities since colonial times. It thus critically explores and engages with a range of ideologies that informed and shaped independent India’s tribal policies.

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Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski’s personalist-communitarian concept of the state and the socio-political transformations of Poland in the post-war decades

Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski’s personalist-communitarian concept of the state and the socio-political transformations of Poland in the post-war decades

Author(s): Ryszard Ficek / Language(s): English Issue: 28/2021

The article debates the issues of the personalist-communitarian concept of social life presented by Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński in the context of the political and social transformations taking place in Poland in the post-war decades. In his praxeological approach, Wyszyński perceives the breakdown of the Christian community and morality as the primary social problem caused by the destructive influence of a human being inscribed in the ideology of collectivism and individualism. Therefore, the above article analyzes the specifics of “incomplete” concepts of man, as well as criticizes the doctrines responsible for the adverse effects of the socio-political changes taking place in the post-war decades of Polish history. This paper also proposes ways in which contemporary models of social life can shape the socio-political reality based on a genuinely humanistic vision of man and citizen.

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IRAN AND SAUDI ARABIA CIVILIO-THEO-ZATION CLASH: REFORMULATING REGIONAL STRATEGIES FOLLOWING THE ARAB SPRING

IRAN AND SAUDI ARABIA CIVILIO-THEO-ZATION CLASH: REFORMULATING REGIONAL STRATEGIES FOLLOWING THE ARAB SPRING

Author(s): Ronen A. Cohen,Gadi Hitman / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The Middle East is experiencing a new era involving a cold war between the theocratic Shi’i state of Iran and its rival Saudi Arabia, a theocratic Sunni state, both considering themselves the leader of the Muslim world. These countries have been rivals for decades, and the consequences of this rivalry have been shaping the Middle East since 2011. This research intends to review the main issues over the last four decades involved in the rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia. By examining the main issues involved in this rivalry, the research attempts to discover whether the animosity between Tehran and Riyadh following the Arab Spring is based on both sides’ effort to strengthen their proxies by using the Arab Spring’s flames. The research suggests a new conceptualization of how religion – Sunna and Shi’a – represents the historical clash on the question of who should have, must have, and who has the historical right to lead the Islamic world. This clash originated mainly from one focal base, Islam, yet it represents a separation between ‘theo’ – the Islamic religion, and ‘civilio’ – ethnic rivalry, or Arab vs. Persian culture. The objective of the study is to offer a practical solution to enable the two rivals to coexist for the region’s greater good, even if they cannot fully resolve their rivalry.

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Assessment of the transparency of the functioning of the Church Fund in Poland in terms of granting it

Assessment of the transparency of the functioning of the Church Fund in Poland in terms of granting it

Author(s): Łukasz Bernaciński / Language(s): English Issue: 34 (2)/2021

This paper attempts to assess the transparency of the Church Fund’s operations in the area of awarding grants for the maintenance and renovation of historic sacred buildings and for supporting socially useful ecclesiastical activities. For this purpose, the author has outlined the procedure for awarding grants from the Church Fund by the Minister of the Interior and Administration. The author has also presented the practice of secretly increasing the budget of the Church Fund during the financial year, as observed in recent years, and the problem of not publishing decisions on awarding grants insofar as they concerned the distribution of funds from the said increase in the Fund’s budget. Basic measures have been proposed to potentially contribute to increasing the transparency of the granting procedure and to build citizens’ trust in the State. The area related to the financing of the Church Fund should be considered as non-transparent. On the other hand, the transparency of the grant award procedure is given credit for it is transparent, albeit apparently quite complicated, and is communicated to applicants in a comprehensible manner. When presenting the said procedure and assessing the functioning of the Church Fund in this respect, the author analyses and interprets the current provisions of the constitutional, statutory and sub-statutory rank laws in force applicable to the subject matter. Incidentally, elements of the historical overview of applicable laws are also used.

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Wolność religijna w kontekście chrześcijańskich mniejszości religijnych w regionie MENA

Wolność religijna w kontekście chrześcijańskich mniejszości religijnych w regionie MENA

Author(s): Justyna Salamon / Language(s): Polish Issue: 37/2021

The aim of this article is to analyse the religious, social, and political situation of Christians in Muslim countries in the MENA region (North Africa and the Middle East). The first part of this article presents considerations and definitions. In addition to the historical outline, information relating to the contemporary situation during the COVID-19 pandemic is presented. The focus of the research was to answer the question of how the situation of Christians has changed. Did the restrictions introduced affect the celebration of religious practices? Were Christians discriminated against in accessing health care and social assistance? Attention was also paid to the statistical data published both by the Christian non-profit organisation “Open Doors” and by the American non-profit organisation “Freedom House.” This article uses the historical method, also known as the genetic method. Its main purpose is a chronological description of the evolution of the status of religious minorities in Muslim countries. A comparative method devised by Arendt Lijphart was also used. Romanian religious scholar Mircea Eliade was also a proponent of combining the comparative and historical methods. Eliade believed that religious studies should use two mutually complementary methods: the phenomenological description of religious structures and the historical-comparative method – a holistic approach to religion. In the context of research, the general concept of man, according to which he is a religious being (“homo religiosus”), is relevant. Reference was made to relevant Spanish-language. The last part of the article compares the persecution of Christians with the phenomenon of Islamophobia to show the similarities or differences between the two negative phenomena.

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Radykalizacja młodzieży do terroryzmu na przykładzie ‘zagranicznych bojowników terrorystycznych’ z regionu Kaukazu Północnego

Radykalizacja młodzieży do terroryzmu na przykładzie ‘zagranicznych bojowników terrorystycznych’ z regionu Kaukazu Północnego

Author(s): Tomasz Grabowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2021

The purpose of this article is to describe the processes that lead to the involvement of young people in terrorist activities undertaken by international jihadi organizations. The main research question was what kind of group and individual mechanisms pushed young people towards terrorism. A detailed research was aimed at addressing the following issues: 1) how do the theoretical models of radicalization, so far developed by social science, apply to explaining the current mobilization of fighters in Syria and Iraq?, 2) how – in the light of available knowledge – can the Islamist radicalization of young people from the Northern Caucasus be explained? The author applied the critical literature review method, as well as general methods, such as analysis, deduction and synthesis. The review of modern conceptions of radicalization allowed to formulate a thesis that this phenomenon could be explained with the “3P” Model, calling attention to push, pull, and personal factors. Whereas the analysis of the situation in the Northern Caucasus showed that most important in the last phase before making the decision to join a terrorist group are the pull factors: the influence of the closest social circle, the influence of the so-called radicalization vehicles, group dynamics and recruitment activities conducted by terrorist organizations.

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Ostpreußens Kriegsbeute. Der Regierungsbezirk Zichenau 1939–1945. Hrsg. von Christhardt Henschel

Ostpreußens Kriegsbeute. Der Regierungsbezirk Zichenau 1939–1945. Hrsg. von Christhardt Henschel

Author(s): Wojciech Wichert / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

Review of: Wojciech Wichert - Ostpreußens Kriegsbeute. Der Regierungsbezirk Zichenau 1939–1945. Hrsg. von Christhardt Henschel. (Einzelveröffentlichungen des Deutschen Historischen Instituts Warschau, Bd. 42.) 416 S., 22 Ill., Kt. ISBN 978-3-944870-75-5. (€ 58,–.)

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Does Ukraine Have a History of Liberties? On Early Modern Ukrainian Studies

Does Ukraine Have a History of Liberties? On Early Modern Ukrainian Studies

Author(s): Ivo Cerman / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The present review article explores the question of whether the post-Soviet Ukrainian historians have shown any interest in the history of liberties in their own country, and if so, what have they discovered on the subject. Firstly, I discuss the way in which Ukrainian historiography re-evaluates the country’s original ‘reunification’ with Russia during Khmelnitsky’s uprising (1648-1654). The uprising is today interpreted as the foundation of an independent hetman state. However, the main change has occurred in the evaluation of what is called Hetman Orlik’s constitution of 1710. It is considered today as the culmination of independent Ukrainian development. It has achieved cult status and is regarded as the first constitution, which introduced the separation of powers and safeguarded the Cossacks’ liberties. The critical interpretation of early modern history by Natalya Yakovenko is appreciated here; because she put early modern Ukraine back into the Polish context, she also developed a specific realistic method of history-writing and critically evaluated the impact of the Cossack wars. The Rzeczpospolita’s place in Ukrainian history has been further defended in the works of Mikola Krikun and Oleksandr Vynnichenko from the University of Lviv. However, it is in the realm of constitutional history that a fixed rights-centred historical narrative has been developed. In the last section, we recall some topics of the era after the loss of independence which are neglected in the Ukrainian research. These are the codification of 1728-1743 and the philosophical work of Yakiv Kozelskiy connected to the Legislative Commission of 1767.

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THOU SHALT NOT KILL EXCEPT... ABORTION, EUTHANASIA, SUICIDE AND THE DEATH PENALTY – JUSTIFICATION IN RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR POPULATIONS OF LATVIA

THOU SHALT NOT KILL EXCEPT... ABORTION, EUTHANASIA, SUICIDE AND THE DEATH PENALTY – JUSTIFICATION IN RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR POPULATIONS OF LATVIA

Author(s): Agita Misāne,Ivars Neiders,Ritma Rungule,Silva Seņkāne / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

United Nations and Council of Europe documents recognize human life as a universal value. However, there are differences in the application of this principle in practice, since exceptions are allowed by the laws of different countries allowing medical abortion, assisted suicide, euthanasia, and the death penalty. In addition, citizens are not unanimous on the question of when the ending of one’s own life or that of another is justified. The aim of the article is to find out the relationship between the religious identity of the Latvian population and attitudes towards four morally controversial phenomena such as abortion, euthanasia, suicide, and the use of the death penalty, using data from the European/World Values Studies of 1996 and 2021. The article uses cluster analysis and linear regression. This study finds that in 2021, society has demonstrated less justifiability of abortion, euthanasia and suicide compared to 1996. Statistically significant differences between religious and non-religious populations are observed in attitudes towards abortion and euthanasia, while differences in attitudes towards suicide and the death penalty are less pronounced.

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NICOLAE CEAUȘESCU – A TOWERING FIGURE OF ROMANIAN COMMUNISM

NICOLAE CEAUȘESCU – A TOWERING FIGURE OF ROMANIAN COMMUNISM

Author(s): Ionela-Maria Zegrean / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 31/2022

With the year 1970, Nicolae Ceausescu’s cult of personality was one of the defining elements of Romanian communism. Activists, artists, writers and journalists, a series of people constantly preoccupied with material gains, important positions in society and more, brought a significant contribution to the glorification of the leader from Bucharest and his homeland, creating a real propaganda machine, which spawned a growing cult of personality. In addition to representing the figure of Nicole Ceausescu in tens of thousands of paintings, graphic works, sculptures, songs, in the area of literati and literature, the pages of literary magazines were also full of political writings that would outline the ideal image of the leader and the state. Writers such as Veronica Galis, Corneliu Vadim Tudor, Ion Brad expressed, in their own style, the feelings of love and veneration for the leader, for the country and the nation they belonged to. Despite the preponderance of writings published in such a direction, there were also works whose theme was completely distanced from what it meant to adore/praise the leader and the regime, focusing on other themes, the entire poetic discourse of writers rather focusing on the image of nature, a love etc. At first reading, these writings did not arouse any alarm sign, which is why they went unnoticed for activists of the time, being able to be published. On closer inspection, however, these creations evoked hidden meanings. The approach, in particular, of a desolate setting, of tragedy, of pain, often found in the works of writers like Ana Blandiana, Stefan Augustin Doinas, Mihai Beniuc was a hidden way of projecting a reality, which they, at that time, lived and which they were deprived of exhibiting. That's why for many of them, the period of the 1970s-1980s meant a censorship of creative ideas, with the writers being forced to express their true feelings using a coded language.

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Архиепископ Алойзие Степинац и укрепването на комунистите на власт в Хърватия през 40-те години на ХХ век
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Архиепископ Алойзие Степинац и укрепването на комунистите на власт в Хърватия през 40-те години на ХХ век

Author(s): Irina Ognyanova-Krivoshieva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2023

Already during the Second World War, when it gradually imposed its power over vast Croatian territories, then within the boundaries of the Independent State of Croatia, and especially after its end, when it officially solidified its power, the Yugoslav Communist Party (YKP) began political repressions and trials against all its political opponents, one of which was the Catholic Church. Thousands of clergymen were sent to prisons, camps or were physically liquidated, and churches were massively destroyed in the spirit of the atheistic policy of the regime. Over time, Communist attacks on the head of the Roman Catholic Church, Zagreb Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac, escalated and culminated in the Stalinist political trial of September 1946. The reason for that was that the Archbishop did not give in to the pressure of the authorities, did not disconnect the ties of the Catholic Church in Croatia with Vatican and became a symbol of the Croatian nation and its struggle for independence and statehood.

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EAST SEA POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IN  THE CONTEXT OF THE US-CHINA COMPETITION

EAST SEA POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE CONTEXT OF THE US-CHINA COMPETITION

Author(s): Lan Anh Le,Anh Nguyen Tuan,Linh Phan Thuy / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2023

The East Sea has a vital position for maritime powers worldwide and is a crucial point of strategic competition for significant countries. Currently, the East Sea is where many fierce disputes over sovereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction occur between coastal countries because the views and interests of each side are far apart, and they need help finding a consensus on how to solve the problem. The US interests in the East Sea include diverse interests in freedom of navigation, economics, politics, military, and security. The article aims to systematically analyze and explain the US policy towards the East Sea issue since the US Administration announced the Pivot to Asia-Pacific strategy. The US foreign policy towards the East Sea has changed in the direction of increased US involvement in response to rising tensions over disputes, especially towards increased interests of China in this region. Although the United States does not take sides in sovereignty claims, it nevertheless increases its involvement in the issue, focusing on peaceful control of claims and resolving disputes through peaceful negotiation measures.

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