Larisa Andreeva
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143577 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Larisa Andreeva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Larisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Andreeva |
| SIGNATURE | ANDREEVA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6418-5775 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Prosperity Gospel” as a doctrinal trend in neopentecostality in Tropical Africa
This article examines the influence of prosperity theology, also known as the Prosperity Gospel, on Christianity in sub-Saharan Africa. Prosperity theology is a global phenomenon in modern Christianity in the era of globalization. Christianity in post-colonial Africa is heavily influenced and shaped by the tenets of the Prosperity Gospel. First of all, this applies to various areas of neo-Pentecostal Christianity. The development of Christianity …
Realization of Opportunities as a Driver of African Economic Migration to Europe
Based on sociological research data, the article attempts to provide a comprehensive description of the role of the realization of opportunities as a driver of African economic migration to Europe. It has been found that it is of particular importance that the vast majority of economic migrants are urban residents. The continent’s experience of rapid urbanization serves as a backdrop for irregular African migration to Europe. About half of the mi…
Features of hybrid identity of the second/third generation of european muslims
The article deals with the problem of the hybrid identity of the representatives of the second/third generation of European Muslims, which has become a consequence of the failure of various strategies for the integration of migrants into European society. Hybridity arises in situations of cultural intersection when somewhat contradictory meanings and logics emanating from separate spheres of action combine to form new patterns. The article shows …
Ibrahim az-Zakzaky and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria
The article examines the history of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IDN), a Shiite religious organization founded by Ibrahim al-Zakzaki in Zaria in Northern Nigeria. IDM consider itself as an independent socio-political actor that does not recognize the legitimacy of the official government of the country. It is shown that the purpose of the IDN is to create a theocratic Islamic state in Nigeria. IDN is most active not only in the northern state…
The Lynn White's challenge: African independent Churches (AIC) and ecological consciousnesSS
This article examines the influence of the thesis of the American medieval scholar Lynn White that Christianity is responsible for environmental injustice and which has become a trigger for the formation of a new discipline in Christian theology - environmental theology and a new Christian environmental consciousness on the activities of African Independent Churches (AIC). On the African continent, it is the AICs who have made significant contrib…
Radical Islamism in Schools of France and Germany
The article compares the tendencies of Islamism in school education in France and Germany. Despite the different approaches to the role of religion in schools in these countries with large Muslim communities, there is a growing process of the penetration of Islamism into schools. The external manifestations of this phenomenon coincide ‒ the segregation of schoolchildren in relation to religion. At the same time, the social factor clearly fades aw…
Judaism in Tropical Africa: The Phenomenon of the Igbo People (Nigeria)
This article is devoted to the emergence and formation of Jewish and Jewish self-identification of the Igbo people (Nigeria). Igbo are one of the ethnic groups of Tropical Africa who consider themselves the Jews of the African diaspora. African Jews pose the question of their Jewish identity in two ways: religious and ethnic. As a result of decades of British colonialism and missionary activity of the colonialists, the Igbo was Christianized, how…
Religious conflicts as a «push factor» of Migrations from Tropical Africa to Europe
The article is devoted to the consideration of religious conflicts as a “push factor” of migration from countries of Sub-Saharan Africa to Europe, which is becoming one of the most acute problems for the leaders of the European Union. The result of the “Arab spring” and the overthrow of the ruling regimes in the Maghreb countries was the elimination of constraining obstacles to mass illegal migration of Africans. The greatest number of migrants a…
Islamization of Germany: “Parallel” Muslim Society vs. Secular State
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The process of De-Christianization in the European Union
The role of the Diaspora in the formation and the development of Russia's "soft power " in modern Serbia KRYUCHKOV I
National cuisine of the Mari in cultural interaction with Yugra peoples
Национальная кухня марийцев
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The process of De-Christianization in the European Union
The role of the Diaspora in the formation and the development of Russia's "soft power " in modern Serbia KRYUCHKOV I
National cuisine of the Mari in cultural interaction with Yugra peoples
Национальная кухня марийцев
Islamization of Germany: “Parallel” Muslim Society vs. Secular State
"" . , , , , (, ..). "" , , , " ". , , " " (IGD), "-" ( )
Religious conflicts as a «push factor» of Migrations from Tropical Africa to Europe
The article is devoted to the consideration of religious conflicts as a “push factor” of migration from countries of Sub-Saharan Africa to Europe, which is becoming one of the most acute problems for the leaders of the European Union. The result of the “Arab spring” and the overthrow of the ruling regimes in the Maghreb countries was the elimination of constraining obstacles to mass illegal migration of Africans. The greatest number of migrants a…
Radical Islamism in Schools of France and Germany
The article compares the tendencies of Islamism in school education in France and Germany. Despite the different approaches to the role of religion in schools in these countries with large Muslim communities, there is a growing process of the penetration of Islamism into schools. The external manifestations of this phenomenon coincide ‒ the segregation of schoolchildren in relation to religion. At the same time, the social factor clearly fades aw…
Judaism in Tropical Africa: The Phenomenon of the Igbo People (Nigeria)
This article is devoted to the emergence and formation of Jewish and Jewish self-identification of the Igbo people (Nigeria). Igbo are one of the ethnic groups of Tropical Africa who consider themselves the Jews of the African diaspora. African Jews pose the question of their Jewish identity in two ways: religious and ethnic. As a result of decades of British colonialism and missionary activity of the colonialists, the Igbo was Christianized, how…
The Lynn White's challenge: African independent Churches (AIC) and ecological consciousnesSS
This article examines the influence of the thesis of the American medieval scholar Lynn White that Christianity is responsible for environmental injustice and which has become a trigger for the formation of a new discipline in Christian theology - environmental theology and a new Christian environmental consciousness on the activities of African Independent Churches (AIC). On the African continent, it is the AICs who have made significant contrib…
Realization of Opportunities as a Driver of African Economic Migration to Europe
Based on sociological research data, the article attempts to provide a comprehensive description of the role of the realization of opportunities as a driver of African economic migration to Europe. It has been found that it is of particular importance that the vast majority of economic migrants are urban residents. The continent’s experience of rapid urbanization serves as a backdrop for irregular African migration to Europe. About half of the mi…
Features of hybrid identity of the second/third generation of european muslims
The article deals with the problem of the hybrid identity of the representatives of the second/third generation of European Muslims, which has become a consequence of the failure of various strategies for the integration of migrants into European society. Hybridity arises in situations of cultural intersection when somewhat contradictory meanings and logics emanating from separate spheres of action combine to form new patterns. The article shows …
Ibrahim az-Zakzaky and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria
The article examines the history of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IDN), a Shiite religious organization founded by Ibrahim al-Zakzaki in Zaria in Northern Nigeria. IDM consider itself as an independent socio-political actor that does not recognize the legitimacy of the official government of the country. It is shown that the purpose of the IDN is to create a theocratic Islamic state in Nigeria. IDN is most active not only in the northern state…
Prosperity Gospel” as a doctrinal trend in neopentecostality in Tropical Africa
This article examines the influence of prosperity theology, also known as the Prosperity Gospel, on Christianity in sub-Saharan Africa. Prosperity theology is a global phenomenon in modern Christianity in the era of globalization. Christianity in post-colonial Africa is heavily influenced and shaped by the tenets of the Prosperity Gospel. First of all, this applies to various areas of neo-Pentecostal Christianity. The development of Christianity …
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