Liberals, Conservatives, and Mavericks: On Christian Churches of Eastern Europe since 1980. A Festschrift for Sabrina P. Ramet

Contents
Introduction
Patriarch Kirill. Arenas of Leadership and Challenges of the 21st Century Russian Orthodox Church
Patriarch Filaret and the Orthodox Church in Soviet and Post-Soviet Ukraine
Radio Maryja and Fr. Rydzyk as a Creator of the National-Catholic Ideology
Religious Issues and Church-State Relations in Eastern Germany
The Priest and the Bishops. Monsignor Tomáš Halík and the Struggle for the Soul of the Czech Roman Catholic Church
One God, One Episcopate, One Nation. The Making of the Public Identity of Catholic Hierarchy in Post-Socialist Slovakia
A Church on the Margins . Reverend Gábor Iványi and the Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship
Gheorghe Calciu-Dumitreasa, the Forgotten Anticommunist Dissident
Global and Local in the Response of Orthodox Churches to the First Wave of the Coronavirus Pandemic . With a Special Focus on the Case of Bulgaria
In Defense of Darwin . Is there a Liberal Wing within the Serbian Orthodox Church?
Catholic Church in Croatia . Legal Framework and Social Frictions
The Slovene Roman Catholic Church Yesterday and Today
The Curious Case of the Macedonian Church . A Survey of the Past and Present
The Derailed Christian Mission . Neoliberal Globalization Claims another Victory in Post-Communist Albania
Reflections on the Role and Functions of Religion in Eastern Europe and Elsewhere
How Does She Know All of This? Sabrina Ramet’s Contribution to the Field of Slavic Studies and Beyond
Conclusion
Sabrina P. Ramet’s Publications
Contributors
Index