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Andrii Krawchuk,Thomas BremerThe first comprehensive, scholarly book on the religious dimension of the Ukrainian crisis.Expands and complicates existing understandings of the war in Ukraine.Sheds light on the meaning of the war i

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Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicinepolitical environments which shaped Ukraine’s religious history—Poland, Russia, Austria, Germany and the USSR—he introduces the key players in the contemporary Ukrainian religious scene: the Orthodox Churches of the Moscow Patriarchate, the Kyivan Patriarchate and the Autocephalous Church; as well a

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Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicinen with Rome (1595–1596) to its liquidation by the Soviets in 1946 and the resurgence of the church since the early 1990s. He describes the church’s unique identity in terms of ecclesiological liminality, or “in-between-ness”—with the Byzantine Greek Orthodoxy of its Kyivan origins on one side and, o

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Carlo Pincelli,Alessandra Marconictical consolidation in nineteenth-century southeastern Europe. He then surveys the modern implementation of the principle up to the present day. He argues that, while the procedures for granting autocephaly have always been subject to change, a significant obstacle to its most recent resolution in

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Regenerative Medicine and Plastic Surgeryational identity formation in Ukraine. She describes the key patterns of that process: a shift from ethnic to civic nationalism, a transition from criminal oligarchies to legitimate authority, and social solidarity around democratic values. In each of these transitions, the Christian churches played

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