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CESNUR, the Center for Studies on New Religions, is an international network of associations of scholars working in the field of new religious movements. Its director is the Italian scholar Massimo Introvigne. CESNUR is independent from any religious group, Church, denomination or association. This site is managed by CESNUR International of Torino, Italy (Via Confienza 19, 10121 Torino, Italy, phone 39-11-541950, fax 39-11-541905, E-mail: [email protected]) and does not engage the responsibility of any other association or group. The texts of this site, selected because of their scholarly interest, represent the point of view of their authors. CESNUR does not necessarily agree with them.

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About CESNUR

CESNUR, the Center for Studies on New Religions, is an international network of associations of scholars dedicated to the study of new religious movements. Independent of religious groups, churches, denominations, and associations, it is managed by CESNUR International in Torino, Italy. Its director is Italian scholar Massimo Introvigne, and the organization presents research and commentary while noting that published texts reflect their authors’ views and are not necessarily endorsed by CESNUR.

CESNUR supports scholarship through publications, conferences, and online resources. Its offerings include the Journal of CESNUR, books and edited volumes, book reviews, texts and documents, and a library database. The organization also provides material on religions in Italy, the history and study of new religions, and the relationship between religion and popular culture. Its conferences bring together researchers to discuss religious movements and related topics. CESNUR also identifies Bitter Winter as a project: a daily magazine focused on religious liberty and human rights, with particular attention to China.