Spaces and Borders: Current Research on Religion in Central and Eastern Europe

Introduction
Experiencing Religion
	The Vague Borders of New Age
	Values and Ethnicity – Religious Conversions of Roma in Eastern Slovakia to the Watchtower Society
	The Negotiation of Borders between “Religion” and “Spirituality”
	ISKCON Folk Devils Fight Back. The Dynamics of Counter-Stigmatization Strategy
Strategies of Religious Elites
	Muslims, Bosnians and Bosniaks Shaped among Sarajevo, Sandžak and Belgrade
	Acculturation of Hinduism and the Czech Traditions of Yoga
	The Interaction between Orthodox Church and State in Post-Soviet Russia
	Clericalization of Nationalism
Religion and Politics
	Freedom of Religion in the Baltic States: Sociological and Legal Analysis
	What Do We Want from Religion? Religiosity and Social Expectations in Central and Eastern Europe
	Confronting Religion with National Pride Values: Comparative Evidence from Eastern and Western Europe
	Stereotypes and Prejudices in Media on Religious “Others”: The Case of Islam
	Attitudes towards National identity and National Values among Polish Catholic Youth
	Religious Determinants of Democratic Values
	Political Secularity of Religious People in European Countries
	Quasi-Religious Character of the Hungarian Right-Wing Radical Ideology
List of Contributors
Index of Objects