696.5

BLASPHEMY, THE LAW AND THE CONTROL OF PROTESTANT MINORITIES. PARADIGMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF OPPRESSION

Nash D. *

696.6

THE DUTCH GOVERNMENT'S HARSH RESPONSE TO THE SECESSION OF 1834

De Jong K. *

696.7

RECOGNIZED BUT NOT EQUAL: PROTESTANT MINORITIES AND THE AMBIGUATES OF THE STATE RECOGNITION IN SOCIALIST YUGOSLAVIA

Djuric Milovanovic A. *

696_2.1

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WITHOUT EQUALITY: PENTECOSTAL LEGALISATION IN LATE SOCIALIST CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Pácha M. *

696_2.2

'IN FROM THE WILDERNESS': AFRICAN INDEPENDENT CHURCHES AND THE POST-COLONIAL STATE IN ZIMBABWE

Maxwell D. *

696_2.3

THE EUROPEAN UNION IN DIALOGUE WITH CHURCHES: AN ANALYSIS FOCUSING ON MINORITY PROTESTANTS

Creemers J. *

696_2.4

A MINORITY CHURCH IN A TRANSFORMING DEMOCRACY

Spini D. *

696_2.5

PROCLAIMED TOLERATION, CONTESTED WORSHIP: WALDENSIAN STRATEGIES OF RELIGIOUS RECOGNITION IN THE RÍO DE LA PLATA (1858-1868)

Malan P. *

696_2.6

STATE AND CHURCH IN GEORGIA: MINORITY PROTESTANTS AND THE POLITICS OF CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION

Kopaleishvili T.

706.1

MIGRATION IN THE WESTERN BALKANS: INTERRELIGIOUS AND INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE FOR AN INCLUSIVE REGION

Šantic D. *