Digital religion meets politics: pushing boundaries and opening-up new perspectives

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Contested national and digital space, the Orthodox Church, and the new forms of religious engagement: Comparative insights from Georgia and Greece

Religious policy of Kazakhstan: mechanisms for managing the Islamic environment amid post-soviet transformation

Is secular–religious party competition moving online? Digital religious profiles of candidates running for the European Parliament

Interpretation battles on Google and YouTube: Islamic and non-Islamic views on rulings about apostasy and theft

“Your identity is, what God puts into you”—Christian online activism on gender and sexuality politics on TikTok

Spiritual tech and democracy: initial ethical reflections

Religion and politics of belonging in digital times: youth religiosity in focus

Disentangling “polarization in religion”

Exploring the role of TikTok for intersectionality marginalized groups: the case of Muslim female content creators in Germany

Religious references in political campaigning: a comparative analysis of Latin America and Western Europe on social media

Frontiers in Political Science

Politics of Technology

Comparative Governance