Stephan Stetter is Professor of International Politics and Conflict Studies at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany. Mitra Moussa Nabo is Research Associate at the National Centre for Crime Prevention in Bonn and Adjunct Lecturer at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany.

• 1. Middle East Christianity in World Society: A Historical-Sociological Perspective on the Past and Present of Global/Local Entanglements.- 2. Eastern Christian Subjectivities and Islam's Hegemony in the Arab World.- 3. Between Communalism and State-building: Lebanon’s Christians and the New Arab Disorder.- 4. “Modernization in the Name of God”: Christian Missionaries, Global Modernity, and the Formation of Modern Subjectivities in the Middle East.- 5. World Society Contexts of the Politics of Being Christian in the Middle East.- 6. Sectarianism and Terrorism: The Libya Beheadings and ISIS Violence Against Egypt’s Copts.- 7. Pilgrim Popes: How the Catholic Church Makes a Difference in World Society and the Middle East.

Stephan Stetter is Professor of International Politics and Conflict Studies at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany. Mitra Moussa Nabo is Research Associate at the National Centre for Crime Prevention in Bonn and Adjunct Lecturer at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany.

• 1. Middle East Christianity in World Society: A Historical-Sociological Perspective on the Past and Present of Global/Local Entanglements.- 2. Eastern Christian Subjectivities and Islam's Hegemony in the Arab World.- 3. Between Communalism and State-building: Lebanon’s Christians and the New Arab Disorder.- 4. “Modernization in the Name of God”: Christian Missionaries, Global Modernity, and the Formation of Modern Subjectivities in the Middle East.- 5. World Society Contexts of the Politics of Being Christian in the Middle East.- 6. Sectarianism and Terrorism: The Libya Beheadings and ISIS Violence Against Egypt’s Copts.- 7. Pilgrim Popes: How the Catholic Church Makes a Difference in World Society and the Middle East.

Stephan Stetter is Professor of International Politics and Conflict Studies at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany. Mitra Moussa Nabo is Research Associate at the National Centre for Crime Prevention in Bonn and Adjunct Lecturer at the Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany.

• 1. Middle East Christianity in World Society: A Historical-Sociological Perspective on the Past and Present of Global/Local Entanglements.- 2. Eastern Christian Subjectivities and Islam's Hegemony in the Arab World.- 3. Between Communalism and State-building: Lebanon’s Christians and the New Arab Disorder.- 4. “Modernization in the Name of God”: Christian Missionaries, Global Modernity, and the Formation of Modern Subjectivities in the Middle East.- 5. World Society Contexts of the Politics of Being Christian in the Middle East.- 6. Sectarianism and Terrorism: The Libya Beheadings and ISIS Violence Against Egypt’s Copts.- 7. Pilgrim Popes: How the Catholic Church Makes a Difference in World Society and the Middle East.