Multiculturalism and civil society
Table of Contents
Studies
| The civil society between freedom and democracy | |
| Johannes Michael Schnarrer | 4-12 |
| Rethinking Ties that Bind. Religion and the Rhetoric of Othering | |
| Eduardo Terren | 13-22 |
| The Culturally Situated Young Romanian Viewer and the New Television | |
| Diana Cotrau | 23-30 |
| National Identity: Belonging to a Cultural Group? Belonging to a Polity | |
| Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach | 31-42 |
Articles
| Huntington or Halliburton? The Real Clash of Civilizations in American Life | |
| Christine A. James | 43-54 |
| The Debate over the Historical-Political Background of a Civic Multicultural Society | |
| Israel Idalovichi | 55-63 |
| The Return of Religious and Historiographic Discourse:Church and Civil Society in Southeastern Europe (19th - 20th centuries) | |
| Stamatopoulos Dimitrios | 64-75 |
| Whose Civil Society?: The Politicization of Religion in Transitional Cuba | |
| Kathleen A. Tobin | 76-89 |
| Why Roma do not Declare their Identity - Careful Decision or Unpremeditated Refusal? | |
| Anca Covrig | 90-101 |
Miscellanea
| Sincretism imaginar/Imaginary Syncretism | |
| Catalin Vasile Bobb | 102-108 |
SCIRI Conferences
Reviews
| Michael Francis Laffan, Islamic Nationhood and Colonial Indonesia: The umma below the winds | |
| William Cummings | 118-119 |
| Mihaela Miroiu, The road towards autonomy. Feminist Political Theories | |
| Mihaela Frunza | 120-121 |
| Andrei Marga, Religia in era globalizarii/ Religion in the Era of Globalization | |
| Sandu Frunza | 122-123 |
| Mihaela Frunza, Ideology and Feminism | |
| Ana Elena Ilinca | 124-125 |
| Aurel Codobon, Amurgul iubirii/ The Twilight of Love | |
| Marius Jucan | 126-129 |
| Bryan Rennie (ed.), Changing Religious Worlds. The Meaning and End of Mircea Eliade | |
| Petru Moldovan | 130-134 |
| Jean-Claude Milner, Inclinatiile criminale ale Europei democratice/ Criminal Inclinations of a Democratic Europe | |
| Luiza Palanciuc | 134-139 |
ISSN: 1583-0039