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Volume 2: Issue 1, 2022
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ISSN : 2766-7588​

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1) Public Religion in Central and Eastern Europe: Towards an Investigation of José Casanova’s theory
András Máté-Tóth, University of Szeged

2) ‘You people don’t know what the truth is ... Truth is Obsolete’: New Religious Movements and Possible Future Scenarios
Raymond Walter Radford, University of Sydney


3) NXIVM, Religion, and “Cults”: Keith Raniere as Charismatic Leader and Transgressive Criminal
Carole M. Cusack, University of Sydney


4) Disaster is the Thing with Feathers: Tragedy, Voids, and the Mothman as Animist
Mo Quirk, University of Sydney


BOOK REVIEWS
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L. Ron Hubbard and Scientology Studies, Donald L. Westbrook
Cambridge University Press, 2022 

Reviewed By: Carole M. Cusack

Minority Religions in Uncertainty, Eds. Matthew Francis and Kim Knott
Routledge, 2020
Reviewed By: Samuel Yates


New Age in Norway, Eds. Ingvild Saelid Gilhus, Siv Ellen Kraft and James R. Lewis
Equinox, 2017
Reviewed By: Samuel Yates
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