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2. ALDRED Lisa, “Plastic Shamans and Astroturf Sun Dances: New Age Commercialization of Native American Spirituality”, American Indian Quarterly, 2000
3. AMARAL Leila, “The Summoning of Happiness: on the tragic aspects of the New Age rituals of cure”, Ciencia sociales y religion, Porto Alebre RS 2003, vol. 5, pp. 99-122 (version anglaise: 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001, http://www.cesnur.org/2001/london2001/amaral.htm )
4. AMBLER Rex, “The Self and Postmodernity,” in FLANAGAN Kieran & JUPP Peter C, Postmodernity, Sociology and Religion, 1996
5. AUPERS Stef, “Revenge of the Machines: on modernity, (new) technology, and animism”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001
6. BALCH Robert W., “"When the Light Goes Out, Darkness Comes:" A Study of Defection from a Totalistic Cult”, pp. 11-64, in STARK Rodney, Religious Movements, New York, Paragon, 1985
7. BARKER Eileen, “The Ones Who Got Away: People Who Attend Unification Workshops and Do Not Become Moonies”, pp. 65-94, in STARK Rodney, Religious Movements, New York, Paragon, 1985
8. BECKFORD James A., “The mass media and New Religious Movements”, in CRESSWELL Jamie WILSON Bryan (eds.), New Religious Movements: Challenge and Response, 1999
9. BEDNAROWSKI Mary Farrell, “The New Age Movement and Feminist Spirituality: Overlapping Conversations at the End of the Century”, pp. 167-178, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
10. BEYER Peter, “Globalisation and the Religion of Nature”, pp. 11-21, in PEARSON Joanne, ROBERTS Richard H, & SAMUEL Geoffrey, Nature Religion Today, Edinburgh, UK: Edinburgh University Press, 1998
11. BIRCH Maxine, “The Goddess/God Within: The Construction of Self-Identity through Alternative Health Practices”, pp. 83-100, in FLANAGAN Kieran & JUPP Peter C, Postmodernity, Sociology and Religion, NY; London: MacMillan Press, 1996
12. BIRD Frederick, “The pursuit of Innocence: New Religious Movements and Moral Accountability”, Sociological Analysis, 1979, vol. 40:4, pp. 335-346
13. BLOCH Jon P., “Countercultural Spiritualists’ Perceptions of the Goddess”, Sociology of Religion, 1997
14. BRADNEY Anthony, “New Religious Movements: the legal dimension”, in CRESSWELL Jamie WILSON Bryan (eds.), New Religious Movements: Challenge and Response, 1999
15. BROMLEY David G. & SHUPE Anson D., “Financing the New Religions: A Resource Mobilization Approach”, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1980, vol. 19:3, pp. 227-239.
16. BROWN Susan Love, “Baby Boomers, American Character, and the New Age: a Synthesis”, pp. 87-96, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
17. BURFOOT Jean, “The Fun-Seeking Movement in California”, pp. 147-164, in BARKER Eileen, Of Gods and Men: New Religious Movements in the West, Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1983
18. CAMPBELL Colin, “The Secret Religion of the Educated Classes”, Sociological Analysis, 1978, vol. 39, pp. 146-156
19. CAMPICHE Roland J., « Individualisation du croire et recomposition de la religion », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1993 Jan-Mars, vol. 81, pp. 117-131 ; « Sectes, médias, fin des temps », pp. 290-299, in CHAMPION Françoise, Sectes et Démocratie, Editions du Seuil, 1999 ; “The media and socio-cultural regulation of religion”, pp. 83-96, in COTE Pauline, Chercheurs de dieux dans l'espace public, Presses de l'Université d'Ottawa, 2001
20. CAMPO Juan Eduardo, “American Pilgrimage Landscapes”, pp. 40-56, in ROOF Wade Clark. Americans and Religions in the Twenty-First Century (The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, vol 558, july 1998). Thousand Oaks, CA; London; NY: Sage. 1998.
21. CHAMPION Françoise, « Les Sociologues de la Post-Modernité Religieuse et la Nébuleuse Mystique-Esotérique », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1989 janvier-mars ; « La croyance en l'alliance de la science et de la religion dans les nouveaux courants mystiques et ésotériques », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1993 Avril-Juin, vol. 82, pp. 205-222 ; « Religions, approches de la nature et écologies », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1995 Avril-Juin, vol. 90, pp. 39-56
22. CHOUVIER Bernard, « Les avatars de l'idéal: une approche psychanalytique du « sectaire » », pp. 224-240, in CHAMPION Françoise, Sectes et Démocratie, Editions du Seuil, 1999
23. CLARK Stephen M., “Myth, Metaphor, and Manifestation: The Negotiation of Belief in a New Age Community”, pp. 97-104, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
24. CLARY Françoise, « Vers une américanisation de l’Islam ? », Revue Française d’Etudes Américaines ; Le Fait religieux aux Etats-Unis : Approches culturelles et cultuelles, , Février 2003
25. COLLINS Denis, “Virtuous Individuals, Organizations and Political Economy: A New Age Theological Alternative to Capitalism”, Journal of Business Ethics, 2000, vol. 26:4, pp. 319-340
26. COOK Ryan J., “Chen Tao in Texas: A New Religious Movement, its Host Community, and Mass-Mediated Adaptation”, CESNUR 99, 1999,
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28. DALTON, HAMMOND, INGERSOLL, MACHACEK, PULLEN, VALDEZ, WILSON, “Bringing Tocqueville in: Remedying a neglect in the sociology of religion”, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1992, vol. 31:4, pp. 395-407
29. DAWSON Lorne L., “Anti-Modernism, Modernism, and Postmodernism: Struggling with the Cultural Significance of New Religious Movements”, Sociology of Religion, 1998; “The Cultural Significance of New Religious Movements and Globalization: A Theoretical Prolegomenon”, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1998; “New religions in cyber space: the promise and perils of a new public space”, in COTE Pauline, Chercheurs de dieux dans l'espace public, Presses de l'Université d'Ottawa, 2001 ; “Cyberspace and Religious Life: conceptualizing the concerns and consequences”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001
30. DEMARINIS Valerie, “Religious Ritual-Hunter and the Quest for Religious Ritual-Sustenance: A Psycho-Cultural Investigation of New Age Participants in California”, pp. 108-132, in BARKER Eileen & WARBURG Margit, New Religions and New Religiosity, Aarhus, Denmark, Aarhus University Press, 1998
31. DIEM Andrea Grace & LEWIS James R., “Imagining India: the Influence of Hinduism on the New Age Movement”, pp. 48-58, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
32. DONALDSON Laura E., “On Medicine Women and White Shame-ans: New Age Native Americanism and Commodity Fetishism as Pop Culture Feminism”, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 1999 spring
33. ELLISON, Christopher G. & MEARS, Daniel P, “Who Buys New Age Materials? Exploring Sociodemographic, Religious, Network, and Contextual Correlates Of New Age Consumption”, Sociology of Religion, 2000 Fall, vol. 61:3, p. 289
34. EPSTEIN, Barbara, “Grassroots Environmentalism and Strategies for Social Change”, New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture, Summer 1995
35. FEHER Shoshanah, “Who Holds the Cards? Women New Age Astrology”, pp. 179-188, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
36. FERNANDEZ-GIMENEZ, Maria & HUNTSINGER, Lynn, “Spiritual Pilgrims at Mount Shasta, California”, Geographical Review , Oct, 2000, vol. 90:4, pp. 536
37. FERRARI Silvio, « Le droit européen en matière religieuse et ses conséquences pour les sectes », pp. 359-372, in CHAMPION Françoise, Sectes et Démocratie, Editions du Seuil, 1999
38. FINLEY Nancy J., “Political Activism and Feminist Spirituality”, Sociological Analysis,
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40. FOLTZ Tanice G, “Sober Witches and Goddess Practitioners: Women's Spirituality and Sobriety”, Diskus, No. 6, vol. 52. (2000) Online International Journal of New Religions. www.uni-marburg.de/fbo3/religionswissenschaft/journal/diskus/#6  
41. FRANKIEL Sandra S., “Autonomy, Authority, and Society in California”, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1991, vol.30:4, pp. 537-543
42. FRISK Liselotte, “Globalization or Westernization? New Age as a Contemporary Transnational Culture”, pp. 31-41, in ROTHSTEIN Mickael, New Age Religion and Globalization, Aarhus, DK: Aarhus University Press, 2001
43. GARDNER Martin, “Carlos Castaneda and New Age anthropology”, Skeptical Inquirer, 1999 Sept-Oct, vol. 23:5, pp. 13-15
44. GESSNER John C. & LAMAGDELAINE Donald R., “The Impact of the Baby-Boom Cohort on U.S. Religious Denominations: Theoretical and Research Directions”, pp. 33-58, in Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, 1991, vol. 3
45. GOLDSCHMIDT SALAMON Karen Lisa, “‘Going Global from the Inside Out': Spiritual Globalism in the Workplace”, pp. 150-172, in ROTHSTEIN Mickael, New Age Religion and Globalization, Aarhus, DK: Aarhus University Press, 2001
46. GREEN Dave, “Technoshamanism: Cyber-sorcery and schizophrenia”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001
47. GREENWOOD Susan, “The Nature of the Goddess: Sexual Identities and Power in Contemporary Witchcraft”, pp. 101-113, in PEARSON Joanne, ROBERTS Richard H, & SAMUEL Geoffrey, Nature Religion Today, Edinburgh, UK: Edinburgh University Press, 1998; “Gender and power in magical practices”, in BOWMAN Marion & SUTCLIFFE Steven, Beyond New Age: exploring alternative spirituality, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2000
48. GUTWIRTH Jacques, « Religion télévisée et business audio-visuel », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1993 Juil-Sept
49. HADDEN Jeffrey K, “Religion and the Quest for Meaning and Order. Old Paradigms, New Realities”, Sociological Focus, February 1995, vol. 28:1, pp. 83-100
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51. HARRISON Jennifer, “Advertising Joins the Journey of the Soul”, American Demographics, 1997 June
52. HARVEY Graham, “Boggarts and books: towards an appreciation of pagan spirituality”, in BOWMAN Marion & SUTCLIFFE Steven, Beyond New Age: exploring alternative spirituality, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2000; “Maori Diaspora Spirituality, global indigeneity and the construction of academia”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001
53. HEDGES Ellie & BECKFORD James A., “Holism, healing and the New Age”, in BOWMAN Marion & SUTCLIFFE Steven, Beyond New Age: exploring alternative spirituality, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2000
54. HEELAS Paul, “Californian Self Religions and Socializing the Subjective”, pp. 69-85, in BARKER Eileen, New Religious Movements: A Perspective for Understanding Society, NY&Toronto: Edwin Mellen Press, 1982; “Prosperity and the New Age Movement”, inCRESSWELL Jamie & WILSON Bryan (eds.), New Religious Movements: Challenge and Response, 1999
55. HERNÁNDEZ-ÁVILA Inés, “Mediations of the Spirit: Native American Religious Traditions and the Ethics of Representation”, American Indian Quarterly, 1996 summer
56. HERRICK, James, “Empowerment Practice and Social Change: The Place for New Social Movement Theory”, The New Social Movement and Community Organizing Conference, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 1995
57. HERVIEU-LEGER Danièle, « Faut-il définir la religion ? », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1987 Jan-Mars, vol. 63 :1, pp. 11-30 ; « La religion aux Etats-Unis: Turbulences et recompositions », Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, 1993 Juil-Sept, vol. 83, pp. 5-9
58. HOLM Nils G., “The Indian Factor in New Religious Movements: A Religio-Psychological Perspective”, pp. 95-107, in BARKER Eileen & WARBURG Margit, New Religions and New Religiosity, Aarhus, Denmark, Aarhus University Press, 1998
59. HUBBARD Jamie, “Embarrassing Superstition, Doctrine, and the Study of New Religious Movements”, Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1998, vol. 66, pp. 59-92
60. HUTTON Ronald, “The Discovery of the Modern Goddess”, pp. 89-100, in PEARSON Joanne, ROBERTS Richard H, & SAMUEL Geoffrey, Nature Religion Today, Edinburgh, UK: Edinburgh University Press, 1998
61. IANNACCONE Laurence R., “Religious Practice: A human capital approach”, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1990, vol. 29:3, pp. 297-314
62. IMBS Sylvian, “The Concept of Angels: from the Early Christianism and Gnosticism to Post New Age NRMs”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001, http://www.cesnur.org/2001/london2001/imbs.htm
63. INTROVIGNE Massimo, « Les courants magiques traditionnels et les nouveaux mouvements religieux », 8e colloque international de l'institut de droit et d'histoire canonique, université d'Aix-Marseille III, 15 avril 1994 ; “The Origins of the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA)”, CESNUR, 1998, http://www.cesnur.org/testi/msia.htm ; “From the Unification Church to the Unification Movement, 1994-1999: Five years of dramatic changes”, CESNUR,2000, http://cesnur.org/testi/se_moon.htm ; “After the New Age: is there a Next Age?”, RENNER II Seminar "New Age Religion and globalization: the European experience, Copenhagen, nov. 16-17, 1999
64. KELLY Aidan A., “An Update on Neopagan Witchcraft in America”, pp. 136-151, in LEWIS James R. & MELTON Gordon J. (ed.), Perspectives on the New Age, Albany, NY: State University of NY Press, 1992
65. KENT Stephen A., “The French and German versus American Debate over 'New Religions', Scientology, and Human Rights”, Marburg Journal of Religion , Jan 2001, vol.6:1, http://web.uni-marburg.de/religionswissenschaft/journal/mjr/kent2.html
66. KLING Joseph, “Narratives of Possibility: Social Movements, Collective Stories, and the Dilemmas of Practice”, NSMNet Docs, Nov. 1995
67. KOENIG P.R., “The Internet as illustrating the McDonladisation of Occult Culture”, The Spiritual Supermarket: Religious Pluralism in the 21st century, 2001 International Conference, London, organized by INFORM and CESNUR, April 19-22, 2001
68. KRANENBORG Reender, “New Age and Neo-Paganism: Two different traditions?”, 2001 International Conference in London -- CESNUR website, 2001 http://www.cesnur.org/2001/london2001/kranenborg.htm
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77. MAYER Jean-Francois, “Swedenborg: A Herald of the New Age?”, Offene Tore. Beitrage zu einem christlichen Zeitalter, Avril 1998, vol. 42:4, pp. 186-199 (version anglaise: CESNUR 98, http://www.cesnur.org/testi/swedenborg.htm )
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