Cover13; -- CONTENTS -- Introducing Civil Religion, Nationalism and Globalisation (Annika Hvithamar and Margit Warburg) -- PART I CIVIL RELIGION AND NATIONALISM -- Chapter One Hierarchy and Covenant in the Formation of Nations (Anthony D. Smith) -- Chapter Two Durkheim's Political Sociology. Civil Religion, Nationalism and Globalisation (Marcela Cristi) -- Chapter Three American Civil Religion as State-Mythology (Niels Reeh) -- Chapter Four Nationalism and Civil Religion. What is the Difference? (Annika Hvithamar) -- PART II (CIVIL RELIGION IN NATION8211;STATES) -- Chapter Five Nationalism and Religion: The Case of Japanese Nationalism and State Shinto (Atsuko Ichijo) -- Chapter Six Dominion of the Gods: Religious Continuity and Change in a Canadian Context (Roger O'Toole) -- Chapter Seven Civil Religion in the Danish Parliament (Brian Arly Jacobsen) -- Chapter Eight Scandinavian Folk Churches, Chauvinism and Xenophobia (P229;l Ketil Botvar) -- Chapter Nine Civil Religion in an Age of Changing Churches and Societies. A look at the Nordic Situation (P229;l Repstad) -- Chapter Ten Operationalising the Concept of Civil Religion: Cross-Cultural fi ndings from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia and the United States of America (Sergej Flere) -- PART III CIVIL RELIGION IN A GLOBAL ERA -- Chapter Eleven In and Out of Place: Varieties of Religious Locations in a Globalising World (Eileen Barker) -- Chapter Twelve Nationalism as Civil Religion and Rituals of Belonging before and aft er the Global Turn (Ulf Hedetoft) -- Chapter Thirteen Transnational Civil Religion: The Fourth of July in Denmark (Margit Warburg) -- Contributors -- Index.