Religion During the Russian-Ukranian Conflict

In: Routledge Religion, Society and Government in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet States

Abstract

Civil religion and religious freedom in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict / Elizabeth A. Clark -- Dynamics of church-state relations in Ukraine and the military conflict with Russia : political and legal aspects / Dmytro Vovk -- Come all ye faithful to the Russian world : governmental and grass-roots spiritual discourse in the battle over Ukraine / Elizaveta Gaufman -- Alternative spiritualities in Russia during the conflict in Ukraine / Stanislav Panin -- The United States International Religious Freedom Act, nonstate actors, and the Donbas crisis / Robert C. Blitt -- Ukrainian churches and civil society in the Euromaidan and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict : a sociological analysis / Viktor Stepanenko -- A spatial analysis of religious diversity and freedom in Ukraine after the Euromaidan / Tymofiy Brik, Stanislav Korolkov -- Changes to religious life in Crimea since 2014 / Roman Lunkin -- History, ecclesiology, canonicity, and power : Ukrainian and Russian Orthodoxy after the Euromaidan / Jerry G. Pankhurst -- The cause of Ukrainian autocephaly / Cyril Hovorun -- Equivocal memory : what does the Ukrainian Orthodox church of the Moscow Patriarchate remember? / Andriy Fert -- The Orthodox identification of militants is an element of their understanding of the Russkiy mir : interview with Dr. Ihor Kozlovsky -- The militants used the Bibles to keep fires going and to cook food : interview with Rev. Dr. Vitaly Sorokun -- Persecutions of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia : interview with Maria Kravchenko.