Religion and Politics in Post-Communist Romania

Reading Stan'ss and Turcesu's book, the result of years of patient research and deep reflection, I was reminded of the seminal work of Ghita Ionescu, a distinguished scholar of comparative politics, particularly Communism in Romania, published coincidentally by Oxford University Press. lonescu's focus was the exploration of the Romanian Communist Party, the establishment of Soviet control, and the establishment of the totalitarian regime and its implications. [...] all recognized religions can offer religious instruction to interested students, but in practice many instructors are trained in Orthodox theology, so they teach from an Orthodox perspective.