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Religious Dimensions of National and European Identities: Evidence from Cross-national Survey Reseacerns about a putative ‘democratic deficit’ in the European Union have prompted sustained research on whether or not elite-driven institution-building and identity constructions at the European level have been accompanied by the emergence of European identities among ordinary citizens. However, only

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Religion, Nationalism, and European Integration: Introduction,ous symbol to which the Italian government could legitimately give ‘preponderant visibility’ (for discussion, see Tempermann 2012). Religion, or so the . saga suggests, has become a highly visible, if contested, marker of national identity in seemingly secular Europe.

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The (Fragile) Normalization of German Identity Within Europe,national and European identity mix has been — besides political, socioeconomic and cultural factors — religion and secularity (see Spohn 2008, 2009). One might suspect that these premises are rather commonsensical. But this is not, in fact, the case. The . of this chapter, therefore, presents a hist

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