Eastern Orthodox Encounters of Identity and Otherness

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Russian Orthodoxy between State and Nation

Chapter 3 Morality and Patriotism: Continuity and Change in Russian Orthodox Occidentalism since the Soviet Era

Chapter 4 The Bulgarian Orthodox Church at the Crossroads: Between Nationalism and Pluralism

Chapter 5 The Search for a New Church Consciousness in Current Russian Orthodox Discourse

Chapter 6 Between Admiration and Refusal: Roman Catholic Perceptions of Orthodoxy

Chapter 7 Apostolic Continuity in Contradiction to Liberalism? Fields of Tension between Churches in the East and the West

Chapter 8 The Image of the Roman Catholic Church in the Orthodox Press of Romania, 1918–1940

Chapter 9 “Oh, East Is East, and West Is West…”: The Character of Orthodox-Greek Catholic Discourse in Ukraine and Its Regional Dimensions

Chapter 10 “The Barbarian West”: A Form of Orthodox Christian Anti-Western Critique

Chapter 11 Anti-Western Theology in Greece and Serbia Today

Chapter 12 The Russian Orthodox Church on the Values of Modern Society

Chapter 13 Eastern Orthodoxy and the Processes of European Integration

Chapter 14 The Russian Orthodox Church’s Interpretation of European Legal Values (1990–2011)

Chapter 15 The Russian Orthodox Church in a New Situation in Russia: Challenges and Responses

Chapter 16 Neopatristic Synthesis and Ecumenism: Toward the “Reintegration” of Christian Tradition

Chapter 17 Justification in the Theological Conversations between Representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Protestant Churches in Germany

Chapter 18 Constructing Interreligious Consensus in the Post-Soviet Space: The Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations

Chapter 19 Muslim-Orthodox Relations in Russia: Contextual Readings of A Common Word

Chapter 20 Radical Islam in the Ferghana Valley

Chapter 21 Uzbek Islamic Extremists in the Civil Wars of Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan: From Radical Islamic Awakening in the Ferghana Valley to Terrorism with Islamic Vocabulary in Waziristan