Additional Readings

Buncak, Jan. 2001. Religiozita na Slovensku a v Europskom Ramci [Religiosity in Slovakia and its European context]. Sociologia 33:47-69.

Dubin, B. 1999. Religious faith in Russia of the 90s. The Russian Public Opinion Monitor, No. 1:31-39.

Gautier, Mary L. 1997. Church attendance and religious belief in postcommunist societies. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 36 (June): 289-96.

Greeley, Andrew M. 1994. A religious revival in Russia. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 33:253-72.

Kelley, Jonathan and De Graaf, Nan Dirk. 1997. National context, parental socialization, and religious belief: Results from 15 nations. American Sociological Review 62 (August): 639-59.

Lozny, Dusan and Marcratilova, Julana. 2001. Religion and secularization in the Czech Republic. Czech Sociological Review 9 (Spring): 85-98.

Meulemann, Heiner. 2000. Beyond unbelief: Religious uncertainty and religious indifference in countries with self induced and enforced secularization. European Societies 2:167-94.

Pickel, Gert. 1998. Religiositaet und Kirchlichkeit in Ost und Westeuropa: Vergleichende Betrachtung Religioeser Orientierungen nach dem Umbruch in Osteuropa [Religiosity and closeness to church in Eastern and Western Europe: Comparative treatment of religious orientation after the transformation in Eastern Europe]. In Religioeser Wandel in den Postkommunistischen Laendern Ost und Mitteleuropas [Religious change in post-Communist Eastern and Central Europe], ed. Detlef Pollack, Irena Borowik, and Wolfgang Jogodzinski. Wuerzburg: Ergon Verlag.

Pollack, Detlef. 1998. Religioeser Wandel in Mittel und Osteuropa [Religious change in Central and Eastern Europe]. In Religioeser Wandel in den Postkommunistischen Laendern Ost und Mitteleuropas [Religious change in post Communist Eastern and Central Europe], ed. Detlef Pollack, Irena Borowik, and Wolfgang Jogodzinski. Wuerzburg: Ergon Verlag.