... in Cuba and focuses specifically on the sociopolitical context of agricultural production. Copyright 2011 by Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2011 Agios Nikolaos Greek Orthodox Church, Havana, Cuba. Photo credit: Justine Williams Mediterranean Orthodoxy in the Caribbean...

...Filip Kovacevic Victor Roudometof: Nationalism, Globalization, and Orthodoxy: The Social Origins of Ethnic Conflict in the Balkans . Westport, Connecticut:Greenwood Press, 2001. 304 pages. ISBN 0-313-31949-9. $72.95. Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Filip Kovacevic is a political...

... cases, proof of connection to the village or province was required before one was allowed membership in the group. Religion is another salient driver of culture. Some feel the impact of reli- gion is diachronic and “the richest source of values.”46 Orthodoxy is Greece’s dominant faith...

... discuss the notion of ecumenicity of Orthodoxy that has been promulgated for centuries by the Ecumenical Patriarchate. “Ecumenic- ity” refers to the leadership role of the patriarch of Istanbul (Constantinople) among Orthodox churches in fostering a supranational or cosmopolitan vision...

.../11, with the motto “War in the name of religion is war against religion.” He recognizes Orthodoxy’s unique responsibility in assisting rapprochement between East and West, having — as he is fond of saying — “a foot in both worlds.” In the words of Madeleine Albright, former US secretary...

... diminished. Moreover, the patriarch has assumed unprecedented leadership in promoting tolerance in the Middle East, particularly in the aftermath of 9/11, with the motto “War in the name of religion is war against religion.” He recognizes Orthodoxy’s unique responsibility in assisting rapprochement...

... in promoting tolerance in the Middle East, particularly in the aftermath of 9/11, with the motto “War in the name of religion is war against religion.” He recognizes Orthodoxy’s unique responsibility in assisting rapprochement between East and West, having — as he is fond of saying — “a foot in both...

... subject would be a red flag to German economic orthodoxy. But his apparent obliviousness was most probably disin- genuous, another way of emphasizing that the Syriza leaders have the benefit of marching to different music. The Germans were quickly provoked by the Greeks’ presumptiousness...

... Inter- Assembly on Orthodoxy total) (20 Greece Albania, Cyprus...

... A.D. By that time, intolerance and the demand of strict orthodoxy had elimi- nated all non-Christian religious practices around the Mediterranean world. Not surprisingly, it had also uprooted other, “heretical” Christian sects as deviations from the true dogma (orthodoxy) of the established...

... and irrevocable. Croatia and Slovenia accepted Catholicism and in the latter part of the fourteenth century passed under the control of the Habsburg Empire. Serbia, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, and adjacent lands accepted Orthodoxy and for the most part...

... Reviews 137 Karpat’s approach to and treatment of Abdul Hamid stands in marked contrast to a long-standing historical orthodoxy on the sultan represented even in authoritative works such as George Lenczowski’s The Middle East in World Affairs, fourth edition...

... Reviews 137 Karpat’s approach to and treatment of Abdul Hamid stands in marked contrast to a long-standing historical orthodoxy on the sultan represented even in authoritative works such as George Lenczowski’s The Middle East in World Affairs, fourth edition...

... a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union. After the death of President Franjo Tudjman in 1999, the Croats were able to overcome his authoritarianism, ideological orthodoxy, and triumphalist nationalism. In 2005, Croatia was given the green light to join the EU...

... them face-value purveyors of the prevailing orthodoxy. This uniformity of bias is perceived as objectivity. The alternative to challenging face-value transmission is not to editorial- ize about the news but to question the assertions made by officialdom, to consider critical data that might give...

... that happy day arrives, Bosnia will continue to be a problem. Victor Roudometof: Nationalism, Globalization, and Orthodoxy: The Social Origins of Ethnic Conflict in the Balkans. Westport, Connecticut: Green- wood Press, 2001. 304 pages. ISBN 0-313-31949-9. $72.95. Reviewed by Filip Kovacevic...

... layers of administration. Until that happy day arrives, Bosnia will continue to be a problem. Victor Roudometof: Nationalism, Globalization, and Orthodoxy: The Social Origins of Ethnic Conflict in the Balkans. Westport, Connecticut: Green- wood Press, 2001. 304 pages. ISBN 0-313-31949-9. $72.95...

... to orthodoxy and the respect for the artistic principles of the old masters,” with the aim of recalling “the past glory of the Serbian medieval kingdom.” Later, local artists whose works “range from utterly simplified almost caricatured icons” to fairly skillful...

... to orthodoxy and the respect for the artistic principles of the old masters,” with the aim of recalling “the past glory of the Serbian medieval kingdom.” Later, local artists whose works “range from utterly simplified almost caricatured icons” to fairly skillful...

... to orthodoxy and the respect for the artistic principles of the old masters,” with the aim of recalling “the past glory of the Serbian medieval kingdom.” Later, local artists whose works “range from utterly simplified almost caricatured icons” to fairly skillful...