Keyword

forced conversion

Description: The coerced adoption of a religion or irreligion, often examined in historical, legal, and religious contexts.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q4378806
OpenAlex ID: keywords/forced-conversion
2009 · James A. Diamond · The American Historical Review · 154
1997 · Mark D. Meyerson, Norman Roth · The American Historical Review · 112
2004 · Renee Levine Melammed · 102
1997 · Choice Reviews Online · 102
1978 · Antonio Domínguez Ortiz, Bernard Vincent · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 102
1990 · Barry Eichengreen · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 92
2012 · NIKOLAY K. VITANOV, MARCEL AUSLOOS, et al. · Advances in Complex Systems · 85
1998 · Urban, P. Linwood · Choice Reviews Online · 85
1994 · Richard E. Greenleaf, Luis N. Rivera · The American Historical Review · 77
1990 · Stephen Haliczer · University of California Press eBooks · 66
2011 · José Ignacio Hualde, Mahir Şaul · Journal of the International Phonetic Association · 62
2011 · John Jeffries Martin · Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies · 57
1996 · Janet Liebman Jacobs · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion · 56
1975 · Thomas F. Glick, Martin A. Cohen · Hispanic American Historical Review · 56
1932 · Cecil Roth · 51
1996 · David M. Gitlitz · Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja) · 48
2020 · Gina Vale · Small Wars and Insurgencies · 46
1988 · Dwight Jaffee, Andrei Shleifer · National Bureau of Economic Research · 45
2016 · Benjamin R. Gampel · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 44
2013 · Mary Elizabeth Perry · Princeton University Press eBooks · 43
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Citation count: 4,019
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