Contemporary Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Europe

<ul> <li> The first book to focus on modern Pagan and Native Faith movements throughout Europe from the Irish Republic to Siberia and from Scandinavia to Iberia.</li> <li> The first work of any kind to address the twin themes of neo-colonialism and neo-nationalism within these movements.</li> <li> Through detailed and intimate case studies based on ethnographic fieldwork contributors disrupt a number of long-held assumptions in Pagan Studies including the Eclectic-versus-Reconstructionist model.</li> <li> The volume showcases the diversity of contemporary Pagan and Native Faith movements throughout Europe and illustrates the significance of <strong>local</strong> socio-cultural environmental historical and political contexts in determining diverse expressions of this <strong>global </strong>religious movement.</li></ul>