Political parties and religions: Between the sacralization of politics and the secularization of religion

Political parties and religions: Between the sacralization of politics and the secularization of religion
Vol. 28, 2021/1 - pages
Pages 11 to 36

Political parties and religions: Between the sacralization of politics and the secularization of religion

By Philippe Portier, Yann Raison du Cleuziou
Pages 37 to 57

Jewish religious parties in Israel: Ideology, electorate, organization

By Alain Dieckhoff
Pages 59 to 83

The traditionalist Catholic networks of the Front National

By Guillaume Letourneur
Pages 85 to 109

Christian politics in the United States from Donald Trump to Joe Biden: From extreme polarization to a closing of the God gap?

By Blandine Chelini-Pont, Marie Gayte
Pages 111 to 134

The use of religion as a resource by a “secular” party in post-revolutionary Tunisia

By Anna Grasso
Pages 135 to 156

Islam and politics in Turkey: Alliance and rupture between the Fethullah Gülen movement and Erdoğan’s Justice and Development Party

By Bayram Balci
Pages 157 to 176

The politicization process of Buddhist monks in Sri Lanka

By Éric Meyer
Pages 177 to 206

Does religion explain political attitudes?

By Pierre Bréchon
Pages 207 to 255

Context-driven Local Autonomy. The importance of differentiated assessments in asymmetric countries

By Silvia Bolgherini, Greta Klotz, Uwe Lennart Fromm
Pages 257 to 269

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