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Kalenda, Jan and Karger, Tomáš and Poslt, Jiří (2013) Czech Social Sciences and the New Religious Movements: Liaisons Dangerous. Religion and Society in Central and Eastern Europe, 6 (1). pp. 47-63.
Kolář, Ondřej (2014) Náhražková náboženství v současné společnosti jako misiologický problém [Substitute religions in contemporary society as a misiological problem]. Misiologické fórum, 4. pp. 25-33.
Strmiska, Michael (2013) Eastern Religions in Eastern Europe: Three Cases from Lithuania. Journal of Baltic Studies, 44 (1). pp. 49-82. ISSN 0162-9778 (print), 1751-7877 (online)
Himcinschi, Mihai (2013) Cauze ale fenomenului sectar - un punct de vedere misionar [Causes for the phenomenon of sects - a missionary point of view]. In: Biserica Ortodoxă şi grupările religioase neoprotestante [The Orthodox Church and new Protestant religious groups]. Astra Museum, Sibiu, pp. 251-270. ISBN 9786068520612
Tomašević, Milan and Kuburić, Zorica (2026) The Politics of Conversion: Institutional Strategies of the Serbian Orthodox Church Toward Religious Alternatives in the 20th Century. In: Conversions in Central and Eastern Europe The Politics of Religion and Nonreligion across the 20th Century. Routledge, London, 14 pages. ISBN 9781003714132
Kleinhempel, Ullrich R. (2015) New Religious Movements in Russia and the position of the Orthodox Church. In: "Forum Orthodoxie", Evangelical Church of Germany (EKD), 12 – 13th March, 2015, Hannover, Germany. (Unpublished)
Botica, Florin Paul (2010) Toward addressing split-level Christianity: A study of the interaction between Christianity and folk religions in Romania. Doctoral thesis, Asbury Theological Seminary.