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This Index provides a listing of all the main articles which have appeared in Religion State and Society since it's first publication in 1992 untill 1998. Since 1999 the publication has been under the control of Carfax Publishing, Taylor and Francis Group www.tandf.co.uk/journals/carfax/09637494.html.

1992

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Agursky Mikhail Fundamentalist Christian Anti-antisemitism in Modern Russia 20/1 1992 51-55
Alimov, Charodeyev G. and G. Patriarch Aleksi II: I Accept Responsibility for All That Happened 20/2 1992 241-245
Anderson John The Archives of the Council for Religious Affairs 20/3-4 1992 399-404
Arnold John Aleksi II: a Personal Impression 20/2 1992 237-239
Bercken William van den Postcommunism avant la lettre: Russia's Religious Thinkers on Communism in 1918 20/3-4 1992 345-359
Bourdeaux Michael Patriarch Aleksi II: Between the Hammer and the Anvil 20/2 1992 231-235
Dartel Geert van The Nations and the Churches in Yugoslavia 20/3-4 1992 275-288
Edwards Roanne Thomas Russian Christian Democracy from a Regional Perspective: the Case of St Petersberg 20/2 1992 201-211
Hughes Michael The Rise and Fall of Pamyat'? 20/2 1992 213-229
Humphrey Caroline The Moral Authority of the Past in Post-Socialist Mongolia 20/3-4 1992 375-389
Keleher Serge Church in the Middle: Greek-Catholics in Central and Eastern Europe 20/3-4 1992 289-302
Krakhmal'nikova Zoya Russophobia, Antisemitism and Christianity: Some Remarks on an Anti-Russian Idea 20/1 1992 7-28
Krejcí Jaroslav A Culture of Ecumenical Convergence? Reflections on the Czech Experience 20/2 1992 247-255
Lambert Anthony P.B. Post-Tiananmen Chinese Communist Party Religious Policy 20/3-4 1992 391-397
Lezov Sergei The National Idea and Christianity 20/1 1992 29-47
Luxmoore, Babiuch Jonathan and Jolanta Truth Prevails: the Catholic Contribution to Czech Thought and Culture 20/1 1992 101-119
Michel Patrick Religious Renewal or Political Deficiency: Religion and Democracy in Central Europe 20/3-4 1992 339-344
Polonsky Antony 'Loving and Hating the Dead': Present-day Polish Attitudes to the Jews 20/1 1992 69-79
René Grémaux Franciscan Friars and the Sworn Virgins of the North Albanian Trbes 20/3-4 1992 361-374
Rossouw Gedeon From a Just to a Good Society: the Role of Christianity in the Transformation of Former Eastern-Bloc Countries 20/3-4 1992 321-329
Sakwa Richard Christian Democracy in Russia 20/2 1992 135-168
Suggate Alan M. Personal Responsibility: Hayek and Havel in a Christian Perspective 20/3-4 1992 303-319
Sutton Jonathan Fr Sergi Bulgakov on Christianity and Judaism 20/1 1992 61-67
Tischner Józef Christianity in the Post-Communist Vacuum 20/3-4 1992 331-338
Webber Jonathan The Future of Auschwitz: Some Personal Reflections 20/1 1992 81-100
Williams Rowan The Need for a Christian Critique of National Messianism 20/1 1992 57-59

1993

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Arnold John A Day of Reckoning and a Message of Reconciliation 21/3-4 1993 251-256
Assman Hugo Liberation Theology: Looking Forward 21/1 1993 39-52
Babiuch, Luxmoore Jolanta and Jonathan The Road to Damascus: Three Eastern European Intellectuals on the Dilemmas of Faith and Ideology 21/3-4 1993 319-344
Betto Frei Did Liberation Theology Collapse with the Berlin Wall? 21/1 1993 33-38
Boff Clodovis A Theological Letter about Socialism Today 21/1 1993 23-32
Boobyer Philip The Moral Lessons of Soviet History: the Experience of Opposition to Evil 21/3-4 1993 357-361
Broun Janice The Schism in the Bulgarian Orthodox Church 21/2 1993 207-220
Cantrell, Kemp Beth and Ute The Role of the Protestant Church in Eastern Germany: Some Personal Experiences and Reflections 21/3-4 1993 277-288
Corley Felix The Secret Clergy in Communist Czechoslovakia 21/2 1993 171-206
Demichev Sergei From Communist to Christian Democrat 21/3-4 1993 351-353
Dóka Zoltán Accountability before God and the World: Lutheran Arguments Applied to Hungarian Society Today 21/3-4 1993 303-310
Elliott Charles Ideals and Idols 21/3-4 1993 385-386
Engelhardt Klaus A Church Able to Form Community 21/3-4 1993 289-294
Fraser Ian M. Liberating Faith - Examples of the Church 'Born from Below' 21/1 1993 99-103
Halik Tomas Not Just About Hus 21/3-4 1993 311-318
Hebblethwaite Peter Let My People Go: the Exodus and Liberation Theology 21/1 1993 105-114
Hegedus Loránt At the Eleventh Hour: the Immediate Past, the Present and the Future of the Reformed Church of Hungary 21/3-4 1993 295-302
Hosle Vittorio Can We Learn from Soviet History? 21/3-4 1993 363-365
Jûngel Eberhard The Gospel and the Protestant Churches of Europe: Christian Responsibility for Europe from a Protestant Perspective 21/2 1993 137-149
Keppeler Tom Oastea Domnului: the Army of the Lord in Romania 21/2 1993 221-227
Matheson Iain G. Ideals and Understanding 21/3-4 1993 387-389
Mojzes Paul The Roman Catholic Church in Croatia and Its Contribution to Nationalist Sentiment 21/3-4 1993 391-393
Németh Géza The Renewal Movement in the Hungarian Reformed Church 21/1 1993 87-97
Nicole Jacques and Jean-Nicolas Bitter The WCC and the Question of Human Rights in Eastern Europe 21/3-4 1993 257-262
Oestreicher Paul Christian Pluralism in a Monolithic State: the Churches of East Germany 1945-1990 21/3-4 1993 263-275
Penny James 'Hunger for Bread, Hunger for God' - a Latin American Perspective 21/1 1993 9-20
Pozdnyayev Mikhail 'I Cooperated with the KGB?but I Was Not an Informer': an Interview with Archbishop Khrizostom of Vilnius and Lithuania 21/3-4 1993 345-350
Pungur Joseph Doing Theology in Hungary: Liberation or Adaptation 21/1 1993 71-85
Shchipkov Aleksandr Attempts to Revive the Council for Religious Affairs in Russia 21/3-4 1993 367-373
Sutton Jonathan The Religious Roots of Change in Present-day Russia 21/2 1993 231-235
Trojan Jakub S. Hromadka and Aspects of Power in Our Civilisation 21/2 1993 151-169
Vorontsova, Filatov Lyudmila and Sergei Freedom of Conscience in Russia: What the Opinion Polls Show 21/3-4 1993 375-381
Walters Philip Who Are the Poor? Theology of Liberation in Eastern Europe Under Communism 21/1 1993 53-70
Zelkina Anna Islam and Politics in the North Caucasus 21/1 1993 115-124

1994

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Bekhradnia Shahin The Tajik Case for a Zoroastrian Identity 22/1 1994 109-121
Bekhradnia Shahin Believers ' Responses to the 1937 and 1939 Soviet Censuses 22/4 1994 403-417
Bercken William van den The Russian Orthodox Church, State and Society in 1991-1993: the Rest of the Story 22/2 1994 163-181
Bodrov Aleksei The Open Orthodox University 22/2 1994 199-204
Corley Felix Soviet Reaction to the Election of Pope John Paul II 22/1 1994 37-64
Dainov Evgeni Making History: the Limitations of Pure Reason 22/2 1994 251-254
Filatov Sergei The Prospects for Catholicism in Russia 22/1 1994 69-72
Gula Jozef Catholic Poles in the USSR during the Second World War 22/1 1994 9-35
Khalidov Anas B. The History of Islam in St Petersburg 22/2 1994 245-249
Kochetkov Fr Georgi The Problems Facing Theological Education in Russian Society Today: the Experience of the Moscow School for the Advanced Study of Orthodox Christianity 22/2 1994 191-198
Krusche Gunter The Church Between Accomodation and Refusal: the Significance of the Lutheran Doctrine of the ' Two Kingdoms ' for the Churches of the German Democratic Republic 22/3 1994 323-332
Kuzmic Peter A Vision for Theological Education for Difficult Times 22/2 1994 237-243
Nezhny Aleksandr The Catholic Church, Enemy of the People: the Soviet Secret Police against the Vatican 22/1 1994 65-68
Nitzova Petya Islam in Bulgaria 22/1 1994 97-102
Novik Fr Veniamin Russia - Between Past and Future 22/2 1994 183-189
Patkai Robert The Lutheran Church in Hungary: Coming to Terms with the Past 22/3 1994 333-338
Pecherskaya Natalya A. Man in Search of Meaning: the St Petersburg School of Religion and Philosophy 22/2 1994 205-207
Perkowski Jan L. New Light on the Origins of Bulgaria ' s Catholics and Muslims 22/1 1994 103-108
Philippi Paul The Lutheran Church in Romania in the Aftermath of Communism 22/3 1994 345-352
Polyakov Yevgeni The Activities of the Moscow Patriarchate during 1991 22/2 1994 145-161
Pungur Josef Church-State Relations in the New Hungary 22/4 1994 359-366
Reuss Andras Lutheranism in Hungary in the Aftermath of Communism 22/3 1994 339-344
Riga Sandr The Society of Ecumenical Christians Before and After the Dissolution of the Soviet Union 22/4 1994 379-390
Rowland Jonathan Ethics and Economics in Postcommunist Europe 22/2 1994 255-258
Sakwa Richard Christian Democracy and Civil Society in Russia 22/3 1994 273-303
Shchipkov Aleksandr Some Observations on Orthodoxy and Christian Democracy 22/3 1994 305-308
Stephen McAllister Kryshtanovskaya White, Ian and Olga Religion and Politics in Postcommunist Russia 22/1 1994 73-88
Sutton Jonathan Religious Education in Contemporary Ukraine: Some Courses of Study Analysed 22/2 1994 209-235
Vorontsova, Filatov Lyudmila and Sergei The Changing Pattern of Religious Belief: Perestroika and Beyond 22/1 1994 89-96
Vorontsova, Filatov Lyudmila and Sergei Religiosity and Political Consciousness in Postsoviet Russia 22/4 1994 397-402
Vrcan Srdjan The War in Former Yugoslavia and Religion 22/4 1994 367-378
Walters Philip The Defrocking of Fr Gleb Yakunin 22/3 1994 309-310
Yagodovsky Aleksandr Orthodoxy and the Teachings of the Early Quakers: Some Common Ground 22/4 1994 391-395

1995

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Barabanov Fr Aleksandr An Orthodox Priest Responds to the 'Appeal' 23/1 1995 33-35
Borzenko Vladimir Antisemitism and Orthodoxy in Russia Today: a Sociologist's View 23/1 1995 45-51
Kurayev Andrei Antisemitism is a sin 23/1 1995 37-38
Hughes Michael Can There be a Russian Christian Democracy? 23/2 1995 159-177
Pazukhin Yevgeni Charting the Russian Religious Renaissance 23/1 1995 57-74
Nikolayev Oleg Christ, Pilgrim on Russian Soil 23/4 1995 373-382
Kirill Metropolitan Church, Society and the Peace of Christ 23/2 1995 181-186
Rudnev Aleksei Conditions for Dialogue Between Jews and Christians in Russia 23/1 1995 11-17
Luxmoore Jonathan Eastern Europe 1994: a Review of Religious Life in Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland 23/2 1995 213-218
Cantrell, Kemp Beth and Ute Eastern Germany Revisited 23/3 1995 279-290
Watkins Emma Father Aleksandr Men' 23/2 1995 121-123
Simon Constantin How Russians See Us: Jesuit-Russian Relations Then and Now 23/4 1995 343-357
Pospielovsky Dimitry Impressions of the Contemporary Russian Orthodox Church: Its Problems and Its Theological Education 23/3 1995 249-262
Luxmoore, Babiuch Jonathan, Jolanta In Search of Faith, Part 2: Charter 77 and the Return to Spiritual Values in the Czech Republic 23/3 1995 291-304
Jolanta, Babiuch Luxmoore, Jonathan In Search of Faith, Part 3: Religious and Secular Impulses Among Hungary's Ex-Marxist Intellectuals 23/4 1995 383-396
Luxmoore, Babiuch Jonathan, Jolanta In Search of Faith: the Metaphysical Dialogue Between Poland's Opposition Intellectuals in the 1970s 23/1 1995 75-95
Roshchin Mikhail Old Belief and Work 23/3 1995 263-267
Popescu Alexandru PetreTutea (1902-1991): the Urban Hermit of Romanian Spirituality 23/4 1995 319-341
Steczek Boguslaw Polish Jesuits Facing Communism and its Consequences 23/4 1995 359-363
Filatov and Shchipkov Sergei Aleksandr Religious Developments among the Volga Nations as a Model for the Russian Federation 23/3 1995 233-248
Sutton Jonathan Religious Education in Contemporary Ukraine: a Further Explanation 23/2 1995 219-220
Men Fr Aleksandr The 1960s Remembered 23/2 1995 125-158
McTernan Oliver The 1994 Moscow Conference on Christian Faith and Human Enmity 23/2 1995 179-180
Konoval'chik Petr The Christian Approach to Expressions of National Consciousness 23/2 1995 195-198
Kondrusiewicz Tadeusz The Christian Attitude to Politics 23/2 1995 187-193
Kurayev Andrei The Church Fathers on the Jews 23/1 1995 39-40
Men Fr Aleksandr The Jews and Christianity 23/1 1995 25-29
Ross Freda The Krishna Movement in Hungary 23/2 1995 207-212
Gurevich Aleksandr The Orthodox View of the Jews and Judaism 23/1 1995 53-55
Senokosov Yuri The Problem of Violence and the Structure of Rationality: Philosophical Remarks 23/3 1995 269-278
Barabanov Yevgeni The Relationship Between Judaism and Christianity 23/1 1995 19-24
Keleher Serge The Romanian Greek-Catholic Church 23/1 1995 97-108
Dartel Geert van Towards a Culture of Peace: Remarks on the Religious Aspects of the War in Bosnia and Croatia 23/2 1995 195-204
Keleher Serge Trapped Between Two Churches: Orthodox and Greek Catholics in Eastern Poland 23/4 1995 365-371
Kyrlezhev Aleksandr What is the Significance of the Jews for Christians? 23/1 1995 41-43

1996

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Khan Sarfraz Abdal Rauf Fitrat 24/2-3 1996 139-157
Sivertseva Tamara Cultural Transformation and Change of Identity in the Northern Caucasus 24/2-3 1996 239-240
Luxmoore Jonathan Eastern Europe 1995: a Review of Religious Life in Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia,the Czech Republic and Poland 24/4 1996 357-365
Muller Jorg Paul Freedom of Religion -The Missing Commandment? 24/4 1996 385-391
Trofimov Dmitri Friday Mosques and Their Imams in the Former Soviet Union 24.2-3 1996 193-219
Melikoff Irene From God of Heaven to King of Men: Popular Islam among Turkic Tribes from Central Asia to Anatolia 24/2-3 1996 133-138
Kerimov Gasym Islam and Muslims in Russia Since the Collapse of the Soviet Union 24/2-3 1996 183-192
Ravil Bukharaev Islam in Russia: Crisis of Leadership 24/2-3 1996 167-182
Ro'i Yaacov Islam in the Soviet Union after the Second World War 24/2-3 1996 159-166
Shirin Akiner Islam, the State and Ethnicity in Central Asia in Historical Perspective 24/2-3 1996 91-132
Wallace Daniel Religion and the Struggle for Russia's Future 24/4 1996 367-383
Sabet Amr Religion, Politics and Social Change: A Theoretical Framework 24/2-3 1996 241-268
Shreider Yuli Russian Catholicism 24/1 1996 55-62
Vorontsova, Filatov Lyudmila, Sergei Russian Jews and the Church: a Sociological View 24/1 1996 63-65
Corley Felix The Armenian Church Under the Soviet Regime, Part 1: the Leadership of Kevork 24/1 1996 9-53
Corley Felix The Armenian Church Under the Soviet Regime, Part 2: the Leadership of Vazgen 24/4 1996 289-343
Ramet Sabrina P. The Croatian Catholic Church Since 1990 24/4 1996 345-355
Vladimir Bobrovnikov The Islamic Revival and the National Question in Post-Soviet Dagestan 24/2-3 1996 233-238
Adams Lawrence W. The Reemergence of Islam in the Transcaucasus 24/2-3 1996 221-231

1997

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Aristarkh Archbishop Response to Mikhail Roshchin, 'Old Belief and Work' 25/2 1997 199-200
Bacon Edwin The Church and Politics in Russia: A Case Study of the 1996 Presidential Election 25/3 1997 253-265
Balog Zoltan The Ecumenical Movement and its Relations with 'Eastern Europe': a Hungarian Perspective 1997
Byrnes Timothy A. Church and Nation in the Slovak Republic 25/3 1997 281-292
Capps Walter H. The Dialogue with the 'New Europe': a Two-Way Street 25/1 1997 37-40
Collins David N. Culture, Christianity and the Northern Peoples of Canada and Siberia 25/4 1997 381-392
Elliott, Corrado Sharyl, Mark The Protestant Missionary Presence in the Former Soviet Union 25/4 1997 333-351
Falcke Heino Repress, Retaliate or Reconcile? How to Come to Terms with the Truth 25/1 1997 41-50
Filatov Sergei Religion, Power and Nationhood in Sovereign Bashkortostan 25/3 1997 267-280
Filatov, Shchipkov Sergei, Aleksandr Udmurtia: Orthodoxy, Paganism, Authority 25/2 1997 177-183
Foglesong David S. Redeeming Russia? American Missionaries and Tsarist Russia, 1886-1917 25/4 1997 353-368
Hill Kent R. Christian Mission, Proselytism and Religious Liberty: A Protestant Appeal for Christian Tolerance and Unity 25/4 1997 307-332
Hogebrink Laurens A Reappraisal of the Recent Past in the West 25/1 1997 51-59
Hogebrink Laurens The Discovery of Europe 25/1 1997 83-87
Keleher Serge Orthodox Rivalry in the Twentieth Century: Moscow versus Constantinople 25/2 1997 125-137
Kuzio Taras In Search of Unity and Autocephaly: Ukraine's Orthodox Churches 25/4 1997 393-415
Linn Gerhard The World Council of Churches and the Churches in Eastern Europe 25/1 1997 69-72
Luxmoore Jonathan Eastern Europe 1996: a Review of Religious Life in Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland 25/1 1997 89-101
Maiyer Vyacheslav Russian Orthodox Missions to the East 25/4 1997 369-379
Mehlhorn Ludwig Convergence-Widening-Deepening: 'Maastricht II' and 'Basel II': the Timetable for European Union and the Role of the Churches 25/1 1997 79-82
Milligan Barney Europe-Any Dream Will Do? 25/1 1997 31-36
Novik Veniamin Democracy: a Question of Self-Limitation 25/2 1997 189-198
Pospielovsky Dimitry The 'Best Years' of Stalin's Church Policy (1942-1948) in the Light of Archival Documents 25/2 1997 139-162
Remond Rene The Christian Churches in Europe 1918-1996 25/1 1997 11-16
Shchipkov Aleksandr Orthodoxy in Karelia 25/2 1997 185-187
Sievers Amvrosi von Endurance: Reminiscences of the True Orthodox Church 25/3 1997 219-234
Smith Kathleen E. An Old Cathedral for a New Russia: the Symbolic Politics of the Reconstituted Church of Christ the Saviour 25/2 1997 163-175
Sutton Michael John Paul II's Idea of Europe 25/1 1997 17-29
Vischer Lukas The World Council of Churches and the Churches in Eastern Europe during the Time of the Communist Regimes: a First Attempt at an Assessment 25/1 1997 61-68
White, McAllister Ian, Stephen The Politics of Religion in Postcommunist Russia 25/3 1997 235-252
Xu Xuchu To Register or Not To Register? Unregistered Christians in China under Increasing Pressure 25/2 1997 201-209

1998

Last First Title Volume Year Pages
Bouman Gary D. The New Europe and Church-State Relations: the Case of the Euro-Anglicans 26/2 1998 181-190
Bryner Erich Stumbling-blocks to Ecumenism 26/2 1998 83-88
Clay J. Eugene Apocalypticism in the Russian Borderlands: Inochentie Levizor and his Moldovan Followers 26/3-4 1998 251-263
Conzemius Victor Protestants and Catholics in the German Democratic Republic, 1945-90: A Comparison 26/1 1998 51-59
Corley Felix The Armenian Church Under the Soviet and Independent Regimes, Part 3: The Leadership of Vazgen 26/3-4 1998 291-355
Dzwonkowski Roman The Fate of Catholic Clergy in the USSR, 1917-39 26/1 1998 61-68
Fedorov Vladimir Barriers to Ecumenism: an Orthodox View from Russia 26/2 1998 129-143
Filatov Sergei Tatarstan: at the Crossroads of Islam and Orthodoxy 26/3-4 1998 265-277
Groen Basilius J. Nationalism and Reconciliation: Orthodoxy in the Balkans 26/2 1998 111-128
Hann Christopher Religion, Trade and Trust in South-East Poland 26/3-4 1998 235-249
Herbst Anne Stumbling-blocks to Ecumenism in the Balkans 26/2 1998 173-180
Houtepen Anton Evangelisation and Ecumenism: Contradiction or Challenge? 26/2 1998 89-100
Leung Beatrice Church-State Relations in the Decolonisation Period: Hong Kong and Macau 1998 17-30
Marshall, Shea Paul, Nina China's Persecuted Churches 26/1 1998 11-15
Morev Lev Religion, State and Society in Contemporary Laos 26/1 1998 31-38
Niyazi Aziz Islam in Tajikistan: Tradition and Modernity 26/1 1998 39-50
Novik Veniamin Social Doctrine: Will the Russian Orthodox Church Take a Daring Step? 26/2 1998 197-203
Parys Michael van Reconciliation through Aid: the Catholic Presence in Orthodox Countries 26/2 1998 167-171
Plant Stephen Nationhood and Roots: Dostoyevsky and Weil on National Culture and Europe 26/3-4 1998 279-289
Pospielovsky Dimitry The Russian Church Since 1917 Through the Eyes of Post-Soviet Russian Historians 26/3-4 1998 357-366
Shreider Yuli The Ethics of Mutual Understanding 26/2 1998 191-196
Solomon Flavius Between Europe and Tradition: Church and Society in Orthodox Eastern Europe 26/2 1998 101-110
Stricker Gerd Fear of Proselytism: the Russian Orthodox Church Sets Itself against Catholicism 26/2 1998 155-165
Stricker Gerd Stumbling-blocks between Orthodoxy and Protestant Ecumenism 26/2 1998 145-153
Winter Sidonie F. Quo Vadis? The Roman Catholic Church in the Czech Republic 26/3-4 1998 217-233

 
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