What went right: Two best cases in Islam - Cordoba, Spain and Sarajev, Bosnia

Religious Liberty in Comparative Perspective: The Catholic Church's Theological Odyssey and the Bases of the Social Concept of the Russian Orthodox Church

Ecumenical Attributes of Methodism in the Czech Lands

Reports of the Communication Service of the Department for External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate on the Work of the Commission for the Investigation of the Crisis in the Diocese of Sourozh

Will the Ecumenical Ship Sink?

Inventing Ecumenism? Inter-Confessional Dialogue in Transylvania, Romania in the 1960s
Anca Şincan

Finding a Balance between Church and Academia: Baptist Theological Education in Estonia

The Role Of Religion in Coping wth the Trauma of Political Persecution: The Case of Estonia

Book Reviews

Heather J. Coleman, Russian Baptists & Spiritual Revolution 1905-1929. Bloomington IN: University of Indiana Press, 2005. 304pp.

Walter W. Sawatsky and Peter F. Penner, eds. Mission in the Former Soviet Union. Schwarzenfeld, Germany: Neufeld Verlag, 2005.

Religious Anti-Semitism in Romanian Fascist Propaganda

The Bulgarian Orthodox Church and the Holocaust: Addressing Common Misconceptions

Faith, Action and Inaction During the Holocaust

Religious Freedom since 1905 - Any Progress in Russia?

Religion, Public Life and the State in Putin's Russia

Andrzej de Lazari. ed. Ideas in Russia. Polish-Russian-English Lexicon, ed., vol. 1-5, Warsaw: Semper, 1999-2003.

Vladimir I. Kurashov, Philosophy and Russian Mentality: Philosophical Thought in Russia on the Edge of the 21st Century, Kazan': Kazan' State Technological University, 1999.

Leonid N. Stolovich, Pluralism v filosofii i filosofiia pluralizma, [Pluralism in Philosophy and Philosophy of Pluralism], Tallinn: Ingri, 2005, 336 pp.

Leonid N. Stolovich, Istoriia russkoi filosofii: Ocherki, [History of Russian Philosophy: Essays], Moscow: Respublika, 2005, 495 pp.

Uneasy Tolerance: Interreligious Relations in Bulgaria After

Ottoman Millet, Religious Nationalism, and Civil Society: Focus on Kosovo

Adamant and Treacherous: Serbian Historians on Religious Conversions

Religion Classes in State Instututions in Post-Soviet Russia

Dennis J. Dunn. The Catholic Church in Russia: Popes, Patriarchs, Tsars and Commissars. Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate Publishing Company, 2004.

Ivan Cvitkovič: Konfesija u ratu [Religion in War] Sarajevo, Zagreb: Svjetlo riječi and Interreligijska služba Oći u oći, 2004; 223 pp.

Vjekoslav Perica: Balkan Idols - Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslav States. New York: Oxford University Press, 2002, 332 pp.
- Reviewed by Mitja Velikonja