• Editorial

National and Confessional: Linkage and Dynamics

• Dino Abazovic. Bosnia and Herzegovina: Rethinking the Relationship between Confessional, Ethnic and National Identities (Focus on Bosniaks / Muslims)
• Denis Ermolin. Death Space and Ethno-Cultural Mosaics of Prizren (Kosovo / Serbia)

Traditional Religious Culture: Local Patterns and Vectors of Transformation

• Anna Plotnikova. Traditional Folk Culture of the Bosnian Muslims in the Twenty-First Century
• Fotini Tsibiridou. Rationalizing Popular Islam among the Slav Speaking Pomaks in Greece: Religious Experiences and Politics of Religion
• Aleksandra Đurić-Milovanović. Contemporary Religious Transformations in Multicultural Environment: Neo-Protestant Communities in Vojvodina (Serbia)

The Sacred on the Confessional Border: A Fragile Culture of Neighborhood

• Glenn Bowman. The Choreography of Cohabitation: Contemporary Sharing of Shrines in Macedonia
• Dragana Radisavljević-Ćiparizović. Mixed Pilgrimage in Serbia: the Case of Two Sanctuaries (Đunis and Tekije)

Sacred Place: Localization of Tradition

• Marijana Belaj. «A Place Where God Has Touched the Land in a Special Way»: Medjugorje as an International and Intercultural Space
• Margarita Karamihova. A Shrine in a Private Site: St. George`s Spring in Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria)
• Ksenia Trofimova. Constructing Holy Spaces in Multicultural Milieu: the Case of “Zajde Bašće” Shrine in Nish (Serbia)

• Georgy Vermishev. Religion in the Third Reich Youth Propaganda

• Rajeev Bhargava. Indian Model of Secularism: Contextualism and Principled Distance

• Merdjanova, I. (2013) Rediscovering the Umma: Muslims in the Balkans between Nationalism and Transnationalism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. — 216 p.
• Furat, Ayşe Zişan and Er, Hamit (eds) (2012) Balkans and Islam: Encounter, Transformation, Discontinuity, Continuity. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. — 235 p.