Beyond Mosque, Church and State: Alternative Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans

Table of Contents
List of Plates
Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction: Beyond Mosque, Church, and State: Alternative Narratives of the Nation in the Balkans
Part I: Historical Dilemmas
	1. Emergence and Historical Development of Muslim Communities in the Ottoman Balkans: Historical and Historiographical Remarks
	2. From Exorcism to Historicism: The Legacy of Empire and the Pains of Nation-Making in the Balkans
	3. Patriotic Publics: Rethinking Empire, Nationality, and the Popular Press in Ottoman and Habsburg Bosnia
	4. In Search of the Bulgarians: Mapping the Nation through National Classifications
	5. Faith and Nation: Politicians, Intellectuals, and the Official Recognition of a Muslim Nation in Tito’s Yugoslavia
	6. The Feeble Charm of National(ist) Communism: Intellectuals and Cultural Politics in Zhivkov’s Bulgaria
Part II: Contemporary Debates
	7. E mos shikjoni kish e xhamija (And Look Not to Church and Mosque): How Albania and Macedonia Illuminate Bosnia and Bulgaria
	8. Women between State and Mosque: Compliance or Agency?
	9. (Post?)National Portraits from the Postsocialist Soundstage: Three Bulgarian Folkloric Productions of the 2000s
	10. Who Brought Ataka to the Political Scene? Analysis of the Vote for Bulgaria’s Radical Nationalists
	11. Local Governance in Bosnia: Addressing Ethno-Nationally and Locally Defined Interests?
List of Contributors
Index