This book examines the conduct and rhetoric of the Orthodox Churches of Greece and Cyprus regarding ‹Europeanisation› and its guiding principles and values, which, from a socio-cultural political perspective, necessitate the adaptation of previous national attitudes to post-Westphalian, post-national conditions.

This book examines the conduct and rhetoric of the Orthodox Churches of Greece and Cyprus regarding ‹Europeanisation› and its guiding principles and values, which, from a socio-cultural political perspective, necessitate the adaptation of previous national attitudes to post-Westphalian, post-national conditions.

This book examines the conduct and rhetoric of the Orthodox Churches of Greece and Cyprus regarding ‹Europeanisation› and its guiding principles and values, which, from a socio-cultural political perspective, necessitate the adaptation of previous national attitudes to post-Westphalian, post-national conditions.