[Asec] The Diocese in Imperial Russia AND Orthodoxy and Autocephaly in Ukraine

[Heather Coleman]

Dear colleagues,

I'm delighted to draw to your attention a new "Eastern Christianity-filled"
issue of *Canadian Slavonic Papers/Revue canadienne des slavistes*.  It
comprises two special sections of interest to our membership, one titled
"Reimagining the Diocese: Administrative, Imperial, and Sacred Space in the
Russian Empire, guest edited by Irina Paert and James M. White.  Also
included are the proceedings of a symposium, "Orthodoxy and Autocephaly in
Ukraine", edited by Heather Coleman.  Here is the link:
https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rcsp20/62/3-4?nav=tocList

For your convenience, I include the titles of the articles below my
signature.  Happy reading!  And happy new year!

Heather Coleman

*Special Section: Reimagining the Diocese Guest Editors: Irina Paert and
James M. White*

Reimagining the diocese: administrative, sacred, and imperial space in the
Russian Empire

*Irina Paert and James M. White*

Diocese and parish in the Russian Empire: finances and bureaucracy, 1850–1917

*Alexey Beglov*

Structural violence in the confessional state: the creation of a Crimean
diocese, 1768–1860

*Mara Kozelsky*

Sacred spaces and imperial boundaries on Catherine II’s southern frontier

*Gregory Bruess*

A family affair? Post-imperial Estonian Orthodoxy and its relationship with
the Russian Mother Church, 1917–23

*Irina Paert*

Omsk bishops and spiritualized travel amidst settler colonization of
Siberia, 1890–1917

*Aileen Friesen*

The parish clergy of Perm’ diocese: sociocultural change in the nineteenth
century

*Anna V. Mangileva*

Russian Orthodox monasticism in Riga diocese, 1881–1917

*James M. White*


*Symposium: Orthodoxy and Autocephaly in Ukraine*

Orthodoxy and autocephaly in Ukraine: editor’s introduction

*Heather J. Coleman*

Explaining Ukrainian autocephaly: politics, history, ecclesiology, and the
future

*Nicholas Denysenko*

Shoulda, coulda, woulda – missed opportunities, lost chances, bad options
for the Moscow Patriarchate

*Thomas Bremer*

The autocephaly of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine: its impact outside of
Ukraine

*Radu Bordeianu*


The Orthodox Church of Ukraine on the inter-Orthodox agenda at Amman: the
dynamics of ecclesiastical recognition

*Andrii Krawchuk*

The Patriarchate of Constantinople: the Mother Church of the modern
Orthodox autocephalous churches

*Jaroslaw Buciora*

The Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) and the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic
Church (UGCC):     a meeting after the tomos

*Anatolii Babynskyi*

Orthodoxy on the ground: how to deal with religion in conditions of armed
conflict

*Tetiana Kalenychenko*

Reflections on resolving problems in the Ukrainian church crisis

*Nicholas Denysenko*

Ukrainian autocephaly: the ramifications of Constantinople’s tomos

*Frank E. Sysyn*


Heather J. Coleman
Professor
Associate Chair (Graduate Studies), Department of History and
Classics/Religious Studies
Director, Research Program on Religion and Culture, Canadian Institute of
Ukrainian Studies
Associate Editor, *Canadian Slavonic Papers/Revue canadienne des slavistes*
Working from home -- please contact me via e-mail
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