Religion

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Batalden, Stephen K., ed. 1993.   Seeking God: The Recovery of Religious Identity in Orthodox Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia.  DeKalb: Northern Illinois UP.

Bilokin, Serhiy. 1995.  “The Kiev Patriarchate and the State.”  The Politics of Religion in Russia and the New States of Eurasia.  Ed. Michael Bourdeaux.  Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe. 182-201.

Bociurkiw, Bohdan.  1992.  “The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in the Contemporary USSR.” Nationalities Papers 20.1 (Spring): 17-30.

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Borenstein, Eliot.  1995.  “Articles of Faith: The Media Response to Maria Devi Khristos.” Religion 25.3 (July): 249-66.

Brym, Robert J. and Rozalina Ryvkina.  1994.  The Jews of Moscow, Kiev and Minsk: Identity, Antisemitism, Emigration.  New York: New York UP.

Cosden, Darrell.  1998.  “Christian Morality in a Pluralistic Society: Perspectives for Post-Soviet Cultures.”  Evangelical Review of Theology 22 (Oct.): 337-45.

Della Cava, Ralph.  1997.  “Jews and Christians of Russia and Ukraine Speak about Anti- Semitism: Notes from a Travel Journal, May-June 1995.”  Religion in Eastern Europe 17 (Feb.): 26-43.

Dymerskaya-Tsigelman, Liudmila and Leonid Finberg.  1999.  Antisemitism of the Ukrainian Radical Nationalists: Ideology and Policy.  Jerusalem: The Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem; The Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism

Fagan, Geraldine and Aleksandr Shchipkov.  2001a.  "'Rome is Not Our Father, but Neither Is Moscow Our Mother': Will There Be a Local Ukrainian Orthodox Church?".  Religion, State and Society 29.3 (Sep.): 197-205.

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---.  1995b.  “Geography, Nationality, and Religion in Ukraine: A Research Note.”  Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 34.3 (Sept.): 383-90.

Golbert, Rebecca.  1998.  “In Search of a Meaningful Framework for the Study of Post-Soviet Jewish Identities, with a Special Emphasis on the Case of Ukraine.”  East European Jewish Affairs 28 (Summer): 3-28.

Gregory, Joseph R.  1997.  “Ukraine: Christians in Conflict.”  First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life.  71 (Mar.): 24-27.

Herlihy, Patricia.  1994.  “Crisis in Society and Religion in Ukraine.”  Religion in Eastern Europe 14 (Apr.): 1-13.

Hesli, Vicki L. et al.  1994.  “Social Distance from Jews in Russia and Ukraine.”  Slavic Review 53.3 (Fall): 807-28. 

Karatnycky, Adrian.  1998.  “Christian Democracy Resurgent: Raising the Banner of Faith in Eastern Europe.”  Foreign Affairs 77.1 (Jan.-Feb.): 13-18.

Keleher, Serge.  2003.  “Response to Sophia Senyk, ‘The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Today: Universal Values versus Nationalist Doctrines’.”  Religion, State and Society 31.3 (Sep.): 289-306.

Khanin, Vladimir.  1998.  “A Rabbinical Revolution? Religion, Power and Politics in the Contemporary Ukrainian Jewish Movement.”  Jewish Political Studies Review 10.1-2.

Krawchuk, Andrii.  1996.  “Religious Life in Ukraine: Continuity and Change.”  Journal of Ecumenical Studies 33 (Winter): 59-68; Religion in Eastern Europe 16 (June): 16-26.

Kuzio, Taras.  1997.  “In Search of Unity and Autocephaly: Ukraine’s Orthodox Churches.”  Religion, State and Society 25.4 (Dec.): 381-15.

Markus, Vasyl.  1995.  “Politics and Religion in Ukraine: In Search of a New Pluralistic Dimension.”  The Politics of Religion in Russia and the New States of Eurasia.  Ed.      Michael Bourdeaux. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe.  163-81.

Mirsky, Rudolf.  1994.  “Antisemitism in Post-Soviet Ukraine.”  East European Jewish Affairs 24.2 (Winter): 141-46.

Mitrokhin, Nikolai.  2001.  "Aspects of the Religious Situation in Ukraine."  Religion, State and Society 29.3 (Sep.): 173-96.

Plokhy, Serhii.  1995.  “Between Moscow and Rome: Struggle for the Greek Catholic   Patriarchate in Ukraine.”  Journal of Church and State 37.4 (Autumn): 849-67.

Pospielovsky, Dimitry V.  1993.  “The Russian Orthodox Church in the Post-Communist Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).”  Modern Greek Studies Yearbook 9: 227- 66.

Raber, Mary.  1997.  “Expectation and Reality: Theological Education among Baptists in Ukraine.”  Religion in Eastern Europe 17 (Aug.): 33-37.

Rands, Tania.  1997.  “Mormonism in a Post-Soviet Society: Notes from Ukraine.”  Dialogue 30 (Spring): 71-96.

Senyk, Sophia.  2002.  “The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Today: Universal Values versus Nationalist Doctrines.”  Religion, State and Society 30.4 (Dec.): 317-32.

Stricker, Gerd.  2001.  "On a Delicate Mission: Pope John Paul II in Ukraine."  Religion, State and Society 29.3 (Sep.): 215-25.

Sutton, Jonathan.  1994.  “Religious Education in Contemporary Ukraine: Some Courses of Study Analysed.”  Religion, State and Society 22.2 (June): 209-35.

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Sysyn, Frank E.  2005.  “Politics and Orthodoxy in Independent Ukraine.”  The Harriman Review 15.2/3 (May): 8-19.

Tataryn, Myroslaw.  2001.  "Russia and Ukraine: Two Models of Religious Liberty and Two     Models for Orthodoxy."  Religion, State and Society 29.3 (Sep.): 155-72.

Wanner, Catherine.  2003.  “Advocating New Moralities: Conversion to Evangelicalism in Ukraine.”  Religion, State and Society 31.3 (Sep.): 273-87.

---.  2004.  “Missionaries of Faith and Culture: Evangelical Encounters in Ukraine.”  Slavic Review 63.4 (Winter): 732-55.

Wojakowski, Dariusz.  1999.  “Life in Religious Pluralism: the Religious Situation in the Polish-  Ukrainian Borderland Area.”  Religion, State and Society 27.3-4 (Sep.-Dec.): 343-54.

Yurash, Andrij.  2005a.  “Orthodoxy and the 2004 Ukrainian Presidential Electoral Campaign.” Religion, State and Society 33.4 (Dec.): 367-86.

---.  2005b.  “Orthodox-Greek Catholic Relations in Galicia and their Influence on the Religious Situation in Ukraine.”  Religion, State and Society 33.3 (Sep.): 185-205.

Zyablitsev, Georgy.  1996.  “The Measures Taken by the Moscow Patriarchate between 1990 and 1992 to Settle the Interconfessional Conflict in West Ukraine.”  Holy Russian Church and Western Christianity.  Ed. Giuseppe Alberigo and Oscar Beozzo.  London: SCM Press; Maryknoll, NY: Orbis.  118-29.