News
Thank you to all who attended the 9th annual Working Group conference!
Florian Mülhfried, keynote speaker
All participants of the 2022 conference!
Announcements
Interviews
Interviews
PENtactors project Post-Doc Position
Click the button below to view the details for a 30-month length Post-doc position in the Research Project: PENTACTORS (Pentecostalism-Activism-Others) at the Polish National Science Centre under the Sonata-17 Program.
TPNRD Ukraine Policy Brief
Click the button below to view the details for the Ukrainian Religious Actors and Organizations After Russia's Invasion: The Struggle for Peace.
Teach-In on Russia's War on Ukraine
Click the button below to view the details for all seven Teach-In events. All Penn State community members are welcome to attend; please see the attached schedule to access the Zoom link for all sessions.
Call for Abstracts:
Liberated Histories &
Imperial Afterlives
Click the button below to view the full Call for Abstracts from the Center for Urban Studies in Kyiv, the National Art Museum of Ukraine, and the Art and Architectural History Department at the College of Charleston.
Ukraine: What Social Science Research Tells/Told Us
ZOiS and Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin combine to publish a lecture series examining current social science research on Ukraine.
Recovering Truth Podcast: Russia and the Religious Right
July, 2022
Check it out! Working Group member Justin Lassin discusses Russia and the Religious Right.
Basees Podcasts: Religious Minorities in Ukraine and Poland
29 July, 2022
Check it out! Working Group members Catherine Wanner and Julia Buyskykh discuss religious minorities in Ukraine and Poland.
Religion in Praxis Conversation Series
11 May, 2022
Dr. Tornike Metreveli interviews Dr. Tetiana Kalenychenko to discuss the religious landscape in Ukraine.
Religion in Post-Communist Countries
12 December, 2021
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Check out Catherine Wanner's interview with the International Center for Law and Religion Studies at
BYU Law
The Conversation Series: Christianity & Nationalism
30 November, 2021
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Catherine Wanner Speaks with Tornike Metreveli as part of The Conversation Series podcast. Check it out!
The Russia Question, Episode 2
6 October, 2021
Alexander Agadjanian and Scott Kenworthy meet with Michael Ossorgin to discuss their new book, Understanding World Christianity: Russia. The interview is funded by The Orthodox Christian Studies Center of Fordham University
"Ти там, де твої думки": сім книжок про хасидизм
An Interview to Culture Radio
12 September, 2021
Alla Marchenko is interviewed by Culture Radio, regarding her new book The Hasidic Pilgrimage to Uman
(in Ukranian)
Pro Prostu Wschod: An Interview with Alla Marchenko
10 September, 2021
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Watch Alla Marchenko's interview on Po Prostu Wschod, regarding her new book The Hasidic Pilgrimage to Uman
(in Polish)
Tsimmes Magazine Interviews Dr. Alla Marchenko
8 September, 2021
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Check out Tsimmes' video interview with Alla Marchenko, regarding her new book The Hasidic Pilgrimage to Uman
(in Russian)
New Books in Russian and Eurasian Studies
25 August 2021
Alex Agadjanian and Scott Kenworthy are interviewed by the New Books Network and invited to discuss their new book, Understanding World Christianity: Russia
Videos
Building a Patrimonial church: How the Orthodox Churches in Ukraine Use the Past
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Check out our new historical video on the story of building a Ukrainian Orthodox church, created and developed by Yuliya Yurchuk, a Senior Lecturer of History at Umeå University, Sweden. She specializes in memory studies, history of religion, and the study of nationalism in East European countries. Check it on our Youtube channel!
Making Less Harm: Conflict Sensitivity and Religious Reconciliation
Check out our new methodological video on the link between Conflict Sensitivity and Religious Studies, created and developed by Tetiana Kalenychenko, sociologist of religion at European Centre of Strategic Analytics, Kyiv, Ukraine. Check it out on our Youtube channel!
Archives
Call for Papers:
Ethnologia Polona
Click the button below to view the full Call for Papers for this special issue of Ethnologia Polona, edited by Catherine Wanner and Neringa Klumbyte. 300 word abstracts should be submitted by 6 June 2022.