INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

VOL. 17 (2024) NO. 2

Contents

• Contents Page

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• Editors' Introduction

  109

  Giuliana Parotto & Paul O’Connor

• ARTICLES

• Origins of the Russkiy Mir Ideology

  115

  Giovanni Codevilla

• The Origins, Development and Diffusion of "Political Hesychasm"

  129

  Kristina Stoeckl

• The System of Symbols in Moscow Between the Nineteenth and Twenty-First Centuries: A Theological and Political Space

  143

  Adriano Roccucci

• Post-Western Russia

  159

  Richard Sakwa

• The Byzantine Spirit: In Between the Renaissance and Modernity

  173

  Arpad Szakolczai

• Prudence and the Absence of a Legal Duty to Rescue: The Political Anthropology Sustaining a Liberal Politics of Responsibility

  187

  James Greenaway

• Intellectuals, Sacred and Post-secular: A Case Study on the Significance of Utopian Socialism

  205

  Peter McMylor

• A Land of Tricks and Magic: Benjamin Netanyahu’s Trickster Politics in Israel’s Permanent Liminality

  221

  Lee Blum

• Technical Temporalities of the Transitional Protest Movements

  243

  Talha Işsevenler

• REVIEWS

• Rod Dreher, Living in Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age

  271

  Paul O'Connor

• Ferenc Bódi, Andrea Ragusa & Ralitsa Savova (eds), Courage in Politics

  277

  Kund Halmy

• NOTES ON THE AUTHORS

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