Vol. 6 No. 1 (2013): Religion and Society in Central and Eastern Europe

Published: 2013-12-29

Editorial

• RELIGION IN FORMER SOVIET UNION: ITS MANIFESTATIONS, TRANSFORMATIONS AND ROLES

  7-8

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Articles

• Orthodox Christianity and New Age beliefs among university students of Russia: a case of post-communist mixed religiosity.

  Ekaterina Grishaeva, Anastasiya Cherkasova

  9-20

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• Introduction to Buddhism in Contemporary Lithuania: Groups and Their Activity

  Marika Laudere

  21-32

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• Religion in South-Caucasus: encouraging or inhibiting pro-democratic attitudes?

  Andrea Filetti

  33-46

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• Czech Social Sciences and the New Religious Movements: Liaisons Dangerous

  Jan Kalenda, Tomáš Karger, Jiří Poslt

  47-63

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Reviews

• Irene Becci Imprisoned Religion. Transformations of Religion during and after Imprisonment in Eastern Germany. Farnham, Surrey, England, Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2012. 199 pages. ISBN: 978-1-4094- 1161-1. £ 49.50 (hardback)

  Sarah J. Jahn

  65-67

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• Detlef Pollack, Olaf Müller and Gert Pickel (eds.) The Social Significance of Religion in the Enlarged Europe: Secularization, Individualization and Pluralization. Farnham/Burlington: Ashgate, 2012. 264+xiii pages. ISBN: 978-1-4094-2621-9. £ 54 (hardback)

  Eileen Barker

  68-70

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• Michael Smirnov Sociology of Religion: A Dictionary. St. Petersburg: RHGA, 2011. 365 pages. ISBN: 978-5-88812-586-1. 1300 rub / 31€ // Religion and Religious Study in Russia. St. Petersburg: RHGA, 2013. 365 pages. ISBN: 978-5-88812-586-1.

  Tatiana Folieva

  71-74

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• Fenggang Yang. Religion in China. Survival & Revival Under Communist Rule. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 2012. 245 pages. ISBN: 978-0-19-973564-8. £ 17.99 (paperback)

  Siniša Zrinščak

  75-77

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Acknowledgment of Referees

• Acknowledgment of Referees

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