Frontmatter pp. i-xii
Introduction to new religious movements by Olav Hammer and Mikael Rothstein pp. 1-10
Part I - Social science perspectives
1 - The sociology of new religious movements by David G. Bromley pp. 11-28
2 - New religious movements and the evolving Internet by Douglas E. Cowan pp. 29-43
3 - Major controversies involving new religious movements by James T. Richardson pp. 44-60
Part II - Themes
4 - History and the end of time in new religions by Garry W. Trompf pp. 61-79
5 - Charismatic leaders in new religions by Catherine Wessinger pp. 80-96
6 - Rituals in new religions by Graham Harvey pp. 97-112
7 - Canonical and extracanonical texts in new religions by Olav Hammer and Mikael Rothstein pp. 113-130
Part III - New religious movements
8 - Scientology: up stat, down stat by James R. Lewis pp. 131-149
9 - Neopaganism by Sabina Magliocco pp. 150-166
10 - The International Raëlian Movement by Susan J. Palmer and Bryan Sentes pp. 167-183
11 - The Sathya Sai Baba movement by Tulasi Srinivas pp. 184-197
12 - Neo-Sufism by Mark Sedgwick pp. 198-214
13 - Satanism by Jesper Aagaard Petersen and Asbjørn Dyrendal pp. 215-230
14 - Theosophy by James A. Santucci pp. 231-246
15 - The New Age by George D. Chryssides pp. 247-262
16 - “Jihadism” as a new religious movement by Reuven Firestone pp. 263-285
17 - New religious movements in changing Russia by Marat Shterin pp. 286-302
18 - New religious movements in sub-Saharan Africa by Peter B. Clarke pp. 303-320
Other titles in the series pp. 331-333
Index pp. 321-330
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