In the public debate

• Denmark
• Ireland
• Italy
• Russia
• Slovakia
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom

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Documents and references

• Estonia
• Europe and Canada
• Germany
• Norway
• United Kingdom

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Canada

• Sources of data
• Nonreligion in Canada
• Religious Opinions, Beliefs and Attitudes in Canada
• The Canadian Religious Landscape

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Europe

• A comparative research on the legal protection of non-believers in the European Union
• Evolving relations between religions and the European institutions

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Bulgaria

• Religious demography of Bulgaria

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Croatia

• The religious situation according to European Value Research data

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Cyprus

• 2008 update
• Religious opinions in 1998

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Czech Republic

• Census - religious belonging

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Estonia

• Religion in Estonian population census 2021

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Finland

• Principal religious denominations
• Religious instruction

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France

• Atheism in France
• Attachment to institutions in decline
• Change in religious affiliations especially for youth
• The contents of religious beliefs are also changing

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Germany

• A bi-confessional country undergoing secularisation

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Greece

• Rites

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Ireland

• No religion

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Italy

• Funeral practices
• Religious practices and events

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Lithuania

• Contemporary Paganism in Lithuania – the Romuva movement

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Netherlands

• The Netherlands and its secularisation
• History of religion in the Netherlands
• Separation and freedom of religion
• The impact of religion on society

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Norway

• Financing of religious denominations
• Independence and the Modern Era
• Religious belonging and religious demography

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Slovakia

• Religious geography

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Sweden

• Religious freedom and the legal position of faith communities

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Switzerland

• A new dividing line

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United Kingdom

• Focus on religion and non-religion
• Census and survey data on Christianity
• Jews in the United Kingdom
• Religious education and collective worship in England and Wales
• The non-religious population
• ‘Burying Traditions’: changing trends and challenges of UK Funerals

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