Governing religion in Russia and Bulgaria: Between religious diversity and religious nationalism
Marat Iliyasov,
Victoria Bogdanova,
Liliya Yakova
Abstract:After the collapse of Communism, a major overhaul of the systems of religious governance took place in Bulgaria and Russia. Policies of liberalisation were pursued in both states which created conditions for the revival of religion and growth of religious diversity. This research article analyses the state approaches and policy orientations characterising the governance of religious diversity in Russia and Bulgaria in the post-Communist years as well as challenges to the fulfilment of religious freedom and rel… Show more
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