Abstract
Analysis of state regulation of Islam in post-communist states shows that tolerant policies are associated with lower levels of religious radicalism, whereas restrictive policies appear to exacerbate the level of extremism.
Problems of Post-Communism
Volume 60, 2013 - Issue 5
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