
Recent Publications
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Whose Presence, Whose Absences? Decolonising Russian National Culture and History
2022

Read more on Jesko Schmoller and Knut-Martin Stünkel's publication regarding the decolonization of Russia.
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Everyday Religiosity and the Politics of Belonging in Ukraine
4 October, 2022

Read more of Catherine Wanner's Everyday Religosity and the Politics of Belonging in Ukraine.
Hidden Power of Trees, in Covert resistance in democratic societies
1 October, 2022
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Read More about Ketevan Gurchiani's Hidden power of Trees, In Covert
Lassin, 2022

This article is part of our “Russia/Ukraine: Law and Religion Perspectives” series.
Kalenychenko, 2022

"Responding to the Russian Invasion From the Grassroots:
An overview of conflict response practices by the Ukrainian civil society from February 24th to May 31st, 2022."
Laruelle, Schmoller, 2021

"Cultures of Islam: Vernacular Traditions and Revisionist Interpretations Across Russia"
Darieva, 2021

"Special Issue - Urban Religious Pluralization: Challenges and Opportunities in the Post-Soviet South Caucasus"
Gurchiani, 2021

"Women and the Georgian Orthodox Church"
in Women and Religiosity in Orthodox Christianity
Yelenskyi, 2021

"Then What Are We Fighting For": Securitizing Religion in the Ukrainian-Russian Conflict
Marchenko, 2021

Do All Roads Lead to Uman? The Hasidic Pilgrimage During the Pandemic Times
Gurchiani, 2021
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Baptizing into Kin: Religion and Peace in a Multi-Ethnic Village in Georgia
Martinez, Di Puppo, Frederiksen, 2021

Peripheral Methodologies: Unlearning, Not-Knowing and Ethnographic Limits
Marchenko, 2021
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Representation of "Fractured Memory Regime" in the Context of Hasidic Pilgrimages to Uman
Buyskykh, 2020
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Off the Record: How Anthropologists can Learn from the Silences in Ukraine and Poland
Wanner, 2020

An Affective Atmosphere of Religiosity: Animated Places, Public Spaces, and the Politics of Attachment in Ukraine and Beyond
Tocheva, 2020

This is our Professional Feast: Religious Exopraxis and Work Identity in the Rhodope Mountains of Bulgaria
Yurchuk, 2020
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Historians as Activists: History-Writing in Times of War. The Case of Ukraine in 2014-18