Table of Contents

Religion, state and ethnic identity; nomination to Polish Catholic Sees of Roman Rite during the period of Polish national subjection; state, nation and church in the Serbo-Croatian lands of the Habsburg monarchy, 1850-1914; orthodox Judaism in Eastern and Western Eruope; Armenians and other ethnic religious minorities in the Habsburg Empire; religion and nationality among the Albanians; three ethnic groups in the modern Italian state; the Spanish royal privilege of Patronato - a political arm of control over the Catalan minority; religion, church, and ethnic minorities of Norway up to 1940; Irish Catholicism in Britain; religion and national identity in Wales; British governments and Irish Catholics.