The Pope, the Public, and International Relations Postsecular Transf
"The Papacy" and "modernity" are two terms that rarely intersect in international relations, but it will be impossible to ignore the former's impact on the latter -- and vice versa -- after reading this fascinating book. Through multiple forms of intertex
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The Pope, the Public, and International Relations Postsecular Transformations Edited by Mariano P. Barbato
Culture and Religion in International Relations
Series Editor Yosef Lapid Department of Government New Mexico State University Las Cruces, NM, USA
Looking at how religion and culture interact with and affect international relations, this series deals with both theory and case studies.
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Mariano P. Barbato Editor
The Pope, the Public, and International Relations Postsecular Transformations
Editor Mariano P. Barbato Center for Religion and Modernity University of Münster Münster, Germany
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Acknowledgments
The volume is the fruit of the efforts of many people who supported and contributed to the project Legions of the Pope: A Case Study in Social and Political Transformation. I can only mention a few but would like to express my gratitude to all of them. Most of the chapters started their life as conference papers presented at the Popes on the Rise! Conference in March 2017, which was held at the Roman Institute of the Görres Society at the Campo Santo Teutonico in Rome, very close to the Vatican. I would like to thank in particular Prof. Stefan Heid, Director of the Roman Institute, who was a wonderful host and co-organizer. Many t
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