Religion in the Post-Yugoslav Context

Introduction, Branislav Radeljic
Chapter 1: Religion and the Yugoslav Wars (1991-1999), Paul Mojzes
Chapter 2: Religion in the Yugoslav Successor States at the Beginning of the 21st Century, Raymond Detrez
Chapter 3: Church-State Relations in Slovenia: Constant Tensions, Sergej Flere, Miran Lavric, and Danilo Jesenik
Chapter 4: Holocaust Denial in Croatian Catholic Church, Martina Topic
Chapter 5: Religion and Politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Illustrations from the Post-War and Post-Socialist Transition, Dino Abazovic and Ivan Cvitkovic
Chapter 6: Autocephaly, Log Burning and Legitimacy: The Montenegrin and Serbian Orthodox Churches in Conflict, Kenneth Morrison
Chapter 7: Religious Polarization of Macedonian Modern Society, Ruzica Cacanoska
Chapter 8: The Role of Religion in Serbian Society and Politics, Marko Nikolic
Chapter 9: The Transformations of Islam in Kosovo and its Impact on Albanian Politics, Isa Blumi
Chapter 10: Islamic Doctrine and European Values: The Case of the Islamic Community in Serbia, Aleksander Zdravkovski
Chapter 11: Self-Evident Belonging and Incompatibility of Identities: Public Discourse by Churches in Croatia, Serbia and Slovenia on European Integration (2000-2012), Angela Ilic