Marcin Skladanowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1025072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marcin Skladanowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marcin |
| FAMILY NAME | Skladanowski |
| SIGNATURE | SKLADANOWSKI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1437-8904 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Church of war
The Moscow Patriarchate holds a significant position within the Russian disinformation and propaganda system. Since the onset of the aggression against Ukraine in 2022, Patriarch Kirill (Vladimir Gundyayev) has fervently supported Russian military actions, attributing them with religious and metaphysical significance. This article aims to explore whether Kirill’s public discourse merely echoes the ideas propagated in state propaganda or if the Ru…
Religion in the Russian National Security System
This article examines the role of religion in Russia's national security system through the lens of ontological security, assessing whether contemporary Russia is undergoing a process of desecularisation or, conversely, an intensified form of secularisation. Employing the theoretical framework of ontological security, this study argues that Russia's securitisation of religion serves as a mechanism for consolidating state control, legitimising aut…
Christian Communities During Russia's War Against Ukraine
The purpose of this study is to present the perceptions of Poles from Lviv regarding the aid involvement of Christian churches during Russia's war against Ukraine. Christian churches appear privileged and effective sites of aid delivery in the narratives of respondents. However, this does not mean that they have a monopoly on aid activities. The foundation that underpins these activities is particularly evident in the categories highlighted in th…
The Secularism of Putin's Russia and Patriarch Kirill's Church
The Russian Federation is a secular state, and the church is separate from the state. Nonetheless, during Putin's rule, a seemingly desecularising transition has taken place in Russia. This transition can be observed on legal, ideological, and social levels. This article presents the characteristics of a new secular-state model that has developed in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. We claim that the evolution of the public role of r…
Marriage and Family in Putin's Russia
The Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) presents itself as a defender of traditional Christian values. Among these values, representatives of the ROC mention concern for marriage and family. To what extent is the position of the ROC an expression of commitment to the traditional Christian concept of marriage and family? In this article, we analyse the contemporary Orthodox discourse in Russia since Kirill Gundyayev became the Patriarch of Moscow in 200…
Radical Russianness
Research Article| July 01 2020 Radical Russianness: The Religious and Historiosophic Context of Aleksandr Dugin's Anti-Occidentalism Marcin Skladanowski; Marcin Skladanowski Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Lukasz Borzecki Lukasz Borzecki Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal for the Study of Radicalism (2020) 14 (2): 65–94. https://doi.org/10.14321/jstudradi.14.2.0065 Cite Icon Cite Share Ic…
Criticism of Western Liberal Democracy by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus’
As the observable processes of social life become more secular in the post-Christian countries of the West, there has been a noticeable attempt to make Russia look like a defender of "traditional Christian values" and emphasize the church's right to be present in public life and shape this life in its various aspects. This is mostly self-aggrandizement, clearly seen in the statements of President Putin,1 with the close cooperation of Kirill (Gund…
Motorola” i „Giwi” – bohaterowie i święci „ruskiego świata”. Idealizacja i sakralizacja w kontekście ideologii neoimperialnej Aleksandra Dugina
Rosyjskie działania propagandowe związane z konfliktem w Donbasie zmierzają do przedstawienia tego regionu w warstwie kulturowej, duchowej, aksjologicznej i religijnej jako nieodłącznej części tzw. ruskiego świata (русский мир), rozumianego jako rosyjska wspólnota cywilizacyjna. Ważnym elementem ideologicznej polityki Rosji względem Donbasu jest kształtowanie obrazu „ruskiego bohatera”. Przedstawiany artykuł poświęcony jest heroizacji i sakraliza…
Russia’s Mission in Aleksandr G. Dugin’s Eyes
This article aims to present the way in which the accomplishment of Russiaâ s historic mission in the Soviet Union, as well as the reasons for the failure and fall of that state are viewed by Aleksandr G. Dugin. Part 1 shows the Soviet Union as an important stage in Russiaâ s historic mission. Part 2 presents the main elements of Marxist ideology implemented in post-revolutionary Russia which stand in contradiction to the â Russian logosâ and, co…
The Myth of Russian Exceptionalism
The conviction of Russia’s uniqueness, both in the past as well as at present, is widespread among Russian conservative intellectuals and currently enjoys the support of President Putin. However, its most coherent, expressive, and distinct form can be found in Russian far-right circles. This study presents the concept of Russia as a civilization according Aleksandr G. Dugin, a controversial Russian scholar and political activist. This concept is …
The Secularism of Putin's Russia and Patriarch Kirill's Church
The Russian Federation is a secular state, and the church is separate from the state. Nonetheless, during Putin's rule, a seemingly desecularising transition has taken place in Russia. This transition can be observed on legal, ideological, and social levels. This article presents the characteristics of a new secular-state model that has developed in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. We claim that the evolution of the public role of r…
The Myth of Russian Exceptionalism
The conviction of Russia’s uniqueness, both in the past as well as at present, is widespread among Russian conservative intellectuals and currently enjoys the support of President Putin. However, its most coherent, expressive, and distinct form can be found in Russian far-right circles. This study presents the concept of Russia as a civilization according Aleksandr G. Dugin, a controversial Russian scholar and political activist. This concept is …
Motorola” i „Giwi” – bohaterowie i święci „ruskiego świata”. Idealizacja i sakralizacja w kontekście ideologii neoimperialnej Aleksandra Dugina
Rosyjskie działania propagandowe związane z konfliktem w Donbasie zmierzają do przedstawienia tego regionu w warstwie kulturowej, duchowej, aksjologicznej i religijnej jako nieodłącznej części tzw. ruskiego świata (русский мир), rozumianego jako rosyjska wspólnota cywilizacyjna. Ważnym elementem ideologicznej polityki Rosji względem Donbasu jest kształtowanie obrazu „ruskiego bohatera”. Przedstawiany artykuł poświęcony jest heroizacji i sakraliza…
Russia’s Mission in Aleksandr G. Dugin’s Eyes
This article aims to present the way in which the accomplishment of Russiaâ s historic mission in the Soviet Union, as well as the reasons for the failure and fall of that state are viewed by Aleksandr G. Dugin. Part 1 shows the Soviet Union as an important stage in Russiaâ s historic mission. Part 2 presents the main elements of Marxist ideology implemented in post-revolutionary Russia which stand in contradiction to the â Russian logosâ and, co…
The Myth of Russian Exceptionalism
The conviction of Russia’s uniqueness, both in the past as well as at present, is widespread among Russian conservative intellectuals and currently enjoys the support of President Putin. However, its most coherent, expressive, and distinct form can be found in Russian far-right circles. This study presents the concept of Russia as a civilization according Aleksandr G. Dugin, a controversial Russian scholar and political activist. This concept is …
Radical Russianness
Research Article| July 01 2020 Radical Russianness: The Religious and Historiosophic Context of Aleksandr Dugin's Anti-Occidentalism Marcin Skladanowski; Marcin Skladanowski Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Lukasz Borzecki Lukasz Borzecki Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal for the Study of Radicalism (2020) 14 (2): 65–94. https://doi.org/10.14321/jstudradi.14.2.0065 Cite Icon Cite Share Ic…
Criticism of Western Liberal Democracy by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Rus’
As the observable processes of social life become more secular in the post-Christian countries of the West, there has been a noticeable attempt to make Russia look like a defender of "traditional Christian values" and emphasize the church's right to be present in public life and shape this life in its various aspects. This is mostly self-aggrandizement, clearly seen in the statements of President Putin,1 with the close cooperation of Kirill (Gund…
The Secularism of Putin's Russia and Patriarch Kirill's Church
The Russian Federation is a secular state, and the church is separate from the state. Nonetheless, during Putin's rule, a seemingly desecularising transition has taken place in Russia. This transition can be observed on legal, ideological, and social levels. This article presents the characteristics of a new secular-state model that has developed in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. We claim that the evolution of the public role of r…
Marriage and Family in Putin's Russia
The Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) presents itself as a defender of traditional Christian values. Among these values, representatives of the ROC mention concern for marriage and family. To what extent is the position of the ROC an expression of commitment to the traditional Christian concept of marriage and family? In this article, we analyse the contemporary Orthodox discourse in Russia since Kirill Gundyayev became the Patriarch of Moscow in 200…
Christian Communities During Russia's War Against Ukraine
The purpose of this study is to present the perceptions of Poles from Lviv regarding the aid involvement of Christian churches during Russia's war against Ukraine. Christian churches appear privileged and effective sites of aid delivery in the narratives of respondents. However, this does not mean that they have a monopoly on aid activities. The foundation that underpins these activities is particularly evident in the categories highlighted in th…
Church of war
The Moscow Patriarchate holds a significant position within the Russian disinformation and propaganda system. Since the onset of the aggression against Ukraine in 2022, Patriarch Kirill (Vladimir Gundyayev) has fervently supported Russian military actions, attributing them with religious and metaphysical significance. This article aims to explore whether Kirill’s public discourse merely echoes the ideas propagated in state propaganda or if the Ru…
Religion in the Russian National Security System
This article examines the role of religion in Russia's national security system through the lens of ontological security, assessing whether contemporary Russia is undergoing a process of desecularisation or, conversely, an intensified form of secularisation. Employing the theoretical framework of ontological security, this study argues that Russia's securitisation of religion serves as a mechanism for consolidating state control, legitimising aut…
Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (5 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ideology (3 works) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia (3 works)