Religious and Ethno-National Heterogeneity of the Balkans

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The book delves into the intricate religious, linguistic, and national dynamics of the Balkans, challenging the notion that heterogeneity solely leads to instability. Through case studies in Bosnia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Albania, it examines the interplay between Christianity and Islam, alongside shifting nationality policies. The contributors highlight alternative perspectives to nationalism, showcasing a more nuanced understanding of the region's identity conflicts and the potential for coexistence amidst diversity.