Table Of ContentReligion, State & Society
Volume Contents and Author Index, Volume 34, 2006
EDITOR
Dr Philip Walters, Oxford, UK
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD
EUROPE
Dr William van den Bercken, Utrec/it, Dr Nikita Struve, Paris, France
The Netherlands Dr Jonathan Sulton, Leeds, UK
Professor Dr Erich Bryner, Ziirich, Switzerland Dr Evert van der Zweerde, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Professor Giovanni Codevilla, Trieste, /taly
Dr Grace Davie, Exeter, UK NorTH AMERICA
Dr Peter Kuzmic, Osijek, Croatia Professor Cole Durham, Utah, USA
Professor Nicolas Lossky, Paris, France Professor Walter Sawatsky, /ndiana, USA
Dr Jonathan Luxmoore, Warsaw, Poland
Professor Sabrina Ramet, Trondheim, Norway AFRICA & AUSTRALASIA
Professor Dr Gerhard Simon, Cologne, Germany Professor Audrey Donnithorne, Hong Kong
Dr Gerd Stricker, Ziirich, Switzerland Daniel Kyanda, Nairobi, Kenva
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on the legacy of the encounter between religion and communism. What problems are these religious
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cooperation is there between religious communities of East and West? Where are the areas of
misunderstanding and conflict? Religious believers in Europe, Asia and the rest of the world have much
to learn from the way in which their counterparts in communist and formerly communist countries are
tackling social, cultural, ethnic, political and ecclesiological problems, and vice versa.
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RELIGION, STATE & SOCIETY
Volume 34. Number 1 March 2006
Editorial
Notes on Contributors
Distinguishing *“Anti-Judaism’ from ‘Antisemitism’: Recent Championing
of Serbian Bishop Nikolaj Velimirovic
JOVAN BYFORD
Statistics on Religion in Russia: The Reality Behind the Figures
SERGE! FILATOV & ROMAN LUNKIN
Metropolitan Sergi Stragorodsky: The Case of the Representative Individual
ANN SHUKMAN
Lithuanian Catholic Clergy and the KGB
ARUNAS STREIKUS
Book Reviews
Volume 34. Number 2. June 2006
Editorial
Notes on Contributors
Jehovah's Witnesses in National Socialist Concentration Camps, 1933-45
JOHANNES S. WROBEL
“All Over the World Jehovah’s Witnesses are the Touchstone for the
Existence of True Democracy’: Persecution of a Religious Minority
in the German Democratic Republic
HANS-HERMANN DIRKSEN
Surviving the Stasi: Jehovah’s Witnesses in Communist East Germany,
1965 to 1989
MIKE DENNIS
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Germany: Prisoners during the Communist Era
JOHANNES S. WROBEL
Children of Jehovah’s Witnesses under Two Dictatorships
ANNEGRET DIRKSEN
Volume 34 Number 3 September 2006
Editorial
Notes on Contributors
Uncivil Wars: “Suicide Bomber Identity’ as a Product of Russo-Chechen
Conflict
FRANCINE BANNER
Islam and the Creation of Sacred Space: The Mishar Tatars in Chuvashia
OLESSIA VOVINA
‘There can be no Vacation from God’: Children’s Retreats, Leisure and Social
Change in Poland
ESTHER PEPERKAMP
The Religio-Political Strategies of the Russian Orthodox Church as a
‘Politics of Discourse’
JOACHIM WILLEMS
Book Review
Volume 34 Number 4 December 2006
Editorial
Notes on Contributors
The Most Catholic Country in Europe? Church, State, and Society
in Contemporary Croatia
VJEKOSLAV PERICA
New Wine in Old Wineskins: An Appraisal of Religious Legislation
in China and the Regulations on Religious Affairs of 2005
FUK-TSANG YING
National Identity and Ethno-Religious Identity: A Critical Inquiry into
Chinese Religious Policy, with Reference to the Uighurs in Xinjiang
LAP-YAN KUNG
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