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Volume 27, Numbers 3-4, 1 September 1999
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Editorial
pp. 261-262(2)
Author: Walters, Philip

Notes on Contributors
pp. 263-264(2)

Modernisation, Religious Diversity and Rational Choice in Eastern Europe
pp. 265-275(11)
Author: Bruce, Steve

Christianity, Democratisation and Secularisation in Central and Eastern Europe
pp. 277-293(17)
Author: Herbert, David

The Suitability of the Tools Provided by Ernst Troeltsch for the Understanding of Twentieth-Century Religion
pp. 295-300(6)
Author: Lehmann, Hartmut

The Catholic Church and Communism, 1789-1989
pp. 301-313(13)
Authors: Luxmoore, Jonathan; Babiuch, Jolanta

The Catholic Church in Hungary: a Case of Remodernisation?
pp. 315-326(12)
Author: Blum, Paul Richard

Christianity and National Identity in Twentieth-Century Wales
pp. 327-342(16)
Author: Morgan, D. Densil

Life in Religious Pluralism: the Religious Situation in the Polish-Ukrainian Borderland Area
pp. 343-354(12)
Author: Wojakowski, Dariusz

Islam and Security in the New States of Central Asia: How Genuine is the Islamic Threat?
pp. 355-372(18)
Author: Zelkina, Anna

Religious Experiences of the Soviet Dissidents
pp. 373-390(18)
Author: Boobbyer, Philip

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