• Davor Džalto

    Davor Džalto

    Professor of Religion, Art, and Democracy at University College Stockholm, Sweden

    Dr. Davor Džalto is Professor of Religion, Art, and Democracy at University College Stockholm. He is also President of The Institute for the Study of Culture and Christianity. Among his most recently published books are Anarchy and the Kingdom of God: From Eschatology to Orthodox Christian Political Theology and Back (2021), and Beyond Capitalist Dystopia: Rethinking Freedom and Democracy in the Age of Global Crises (2022).
    Expand

Latest by author

Most viewed

Top rated

More posts by the author

Orthodoxy and Modernity

Our Neoliberal Orthodoxy

by Davor Džalto on | Views: 2735 | Readers' rating:
0
(0)
by Davor Džalto  |  српски This essay is about the institutional church, and about the way it operates in the countries where Orthodoxy has been the dominant and traditional faith (so called “Orthodox countries,” which, although effective, is essentially an oxymoronic phrase). The basi... Read more.
Also available in: Српски
Religion and Politics

International Day of Peace 2017: Conflicts and Threats Beyond the Left and the Right

by Davor Džalto on | Views: 406 | Readers' rating:
0
(0)
by Davor Džalto  |  ελληνικά   |  ру́сский September 21 is observed annually as the International Day of Peace. This year’s theme, the UN informs us, is “Together for Peace: Respect, Safety and Dignity for All.” It sounds nice indeed, but what does it mean for the peop... Read more.
Holy and Great Council, Orthodoxy and Modernity

Orthodoxy, Human Rights & Secularization

by Brandon Gallaher, Effie Fokas, Gregory Tucker, Perry Hamalis, Davor Džalto, Aristotle Papanikolaou on | Views: 2627 | Readers' rating:
0
(0)
|  ру́сский “The Mission of the Orthodox Church in Today’s World” offers a clear reaffirmation of the “dignity and majesty of the human person” (1.1) in Christian doctrine. Moreover, the exalted status of the human person is here grounded in its ultimate vocation to deification. W... Read more.

Search Public Orthodoxy

Choose language