Journal of Illiberalism Studies
Volume 5, Number 1 (2025)
Pages: 1-102
Christian Nationalism as an Illiberal Interpretation of Religion
Marlene Laruelle and Steven Livingston
pp 1 – 12 | Full text | Download PDF
A Reality Check on the Reach of White Christian Nationalism in Seven Charts: White Christian Nationalism is Neither the Best of Us, Nor the Majority of Us
Robert P. Jones
pp 13 – 20 | Full text | Download PDF
Taking it Personally: How Christian Nationalism Helps Fuel the Republican Outrage Machine
Samuel L. Perry
pp 21 – 28 | Full text | Download PDF
Only One Nation Under God: How White Christian Nationalism and Racial Threat Can Drive Sustained Extremist Belief
Andrew Ifedaro Thompson
pp 29 – 36 | Full text | Download PDF
Christian Nationalism, Illiberalism, Gender, and the 2024 United States Presidential Election
Andrew L. Whitehead
pp 37 – 44 | Full text | Download PDF
Explaining Demographic Changes in the 2024 Election
Jasmine Carrera Smith
pp 45 – 49 | Full text | Download PDF
Latinos and the 2024 Elections: Demographics, the Economy and Religion as Signals to Electoral Shifts
Stella M. Rouse
pp 51 – 57 | Full text | Download PDF
Religion and the Radical Right in West European Democracies: Christian and Para-Christian Identities
Michael Minkenberg
pp 59 – 70 | Full text | Download PDF
“Hello from the Other Side”: Albania and Kosovo’s Distinct Approach to Religion and Politics
Jeta Abazi Gashi
pp 71 – 76 | Full text | Download PDF
Spiritual Warfare and the Politics of Conquest in the Age of Trump
André Gagné
pp 77 – 82 | Full text | Download PDF
Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism
Katherine Stewart
pp 83 – 87 | Full text | Download PDF
Embattled Majorities and Ascendant Minorities: The Shifting Landscape of Religion and Politics in Brazil
Andre Pagliarini
pp 89 – 94 | Full text | Download PDF
Is There a Russian Version of US Christian Nationalism?
Marlene Laruelle
pp 95 – 102 | Full text | Download PDF