Online ISSN 2587-8964
Print ISSN 2587-6104
2019, Vol. 3, No. 4
Published quarterly
Founded in 2016
Founder and Publisher:
AUral Federal University named after the first President of Russia Boris N. Yeltsin.
ddress: 19 Mira street, Yekaterinburg, Russia, 620002
Journal contact information:
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Aims and Scope:
Changing Societies & Personalities is an international, peer-reviewed quarterly
r journal, published in English by the Ural Federal University. CS&P examines how
nowledge. Since an interdisciplinary approach is needed to understand the causes
vapid societallevel changes are reshaping individual-level beliefs, motivations and
i alues – and how these individual-level changes in turn are reshaping societies. The
anterplay of personality traits and sociocultural factors in defining motivation, deliberation,
kction and reflection of individuals requires a combination of theoretical and empirical
and consequences of the contemporary world’s changing socio-political institutions,
c moral values, and religious beliefs, the journal welcomes theoretical and empirical
opics of interest include, but are not limited to
– value implications of interactions between socio-political transformations and
personal self-identity;
sontributions from a wide range of perspectives in the context of value pluralism and
Tocial heterogeneity of (post)modern society.
– changes in value orientations, materialist and post-materialist values;
– moral reasoning and behavior;
– variability and continuity in the election of styles of moral regime and/or religious
identity;
– the moral bases of political preferences and their elimination;
– social exclusion and inclusion;
– post-secular religious individualism;
– tolerance and merely “tolerating”: their meanings, varieties and fundamental
bases;
– ideologies of gender and age as variables in political, moral, religious and social
change;
The journal publishes original research articles, forum discussions, review articles and
book reviews.
– educational strategies as training for specific social competences;
– social and existential security.
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Editor-in-Chief
Elena A. Stepanova
Institute for Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch
of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
International Co-Editor
Ivan Strenski
Editorial Board
Andrey S. Menshikov Ural Federal University, Russia – Deputy Editor
Olga A. Iakimova
Ural Federal University, Russia – Executive Editor
Alexey N. Borbunov Ural Federal University, Russia – Sub-Editor / Web
Editor
Editorial Council
Eva Boštjančič
Radu Burlacu
Juan Diez Nicolas
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Université Pierre Mendès, France
University of California, Riverside (UCR), USA
Marharyta Fabrykant Belarusian State University, Belarus
Martin van Gelderen University of Göttingen, Germany
John Horton
Annika Hvithamar
Ronald Inglehart
Keele University, UK
Fayruza S. Ismagilova Ural Federal University, Russia
Tim Jensen
Complutense University of Madrid, Spain
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
University of Michigan, USA
University of Southern Denmark, DK
Maxim B. Khomyakov Higher School of Economics, Russia
Natalia G. Popova
Gregory Simons
Nikolay G. Skvortsov St. Petersburg State University, Russia
Kristina Stöckl
Abdulkader Tayob
Katya Tolstaya
Elena G. Trubina
Peter Wagner
Uppsala University, Sweden
University of Innsbruck, Austria
Institute for Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch
of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ural Federal University, Russia
University of Barcelona, Spain
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Changing Societies & Personalities, 2019
Vol. 3, No. 4
CONTENTS
Editorial
Majority/Minority Dichotomy in Religions:
Theoretical Reflections and Social Practices
Elena A. Stepanova .............................................................................299
Articles
Religious Freedom in Flux: The European Court
of Human Rights Grapples with Ethnic, Cultural,
Religious, and Legal Pluralism
James T. Richardson ...........................................................................303
Second-Order Arguments, or Do We Still Need Tolerance
in the Public Sphere?
Aleksei V. Loginov ............................................................................... 319
From Respected Religion Scholar Expert
to Cartoon Character: Reflections in the Wake
of the Danish Muhammad Cartoon Crisis
and Three Decades as Expert to the Media
Tim Jensen ..........................................................................................333
The Norwegian Political Discourse on Prohibiting
Muslim Garments. An Analysis of Four Cases
in the Period 2008–2018
Bengt-Ove Andreassen ......................................................................353
Religious Education in Russian Schools:
Plans, Pains, Practices
Olga A. Iakimova, Andrey S. Menshikov .............................................373
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Changing Societies & Personalities, 2019
Vol. 3, No. 4,
Between Barbarism and Progress:
Enlightenment Historical Writings on a Major Conflict
in Russian History
Sergei V. Sokolov ................................................................................388
Book Review
Jonathan Floyd (2019). What’s the Point of Political
Philosophy? Medford, MA: Polity Press
Daniil I. Kokin ...................................................................................... 407
Ethical Code ......................................................................................412
Instruction for Authors ................................................................... 417
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