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Hare Krishna: bibliography

Comprehensive Bibliography

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Lalich, Janja. Moon Sisters, Krishna mothers, Rajneesh lovers: women's roles in new religions, Cultic Studies Journal, 14,1, 158-160.

Lansky, David, Pihl R.O. Personality correlates of placebo responsivity and religiosity, Psychological Reports, 39,3, 975-982.

Larson, Bob. Larson's New Book of Cults, Tyndale House, Wheaton, IL, 499, 1989.

Latkin, Carl. New directions in applying psychological theory to the study of new religions, International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 5,3, 177-180.

Lee, Thonnia. Hare Krishnas Ceate Dinner Club, Atlanta Constitution, XE 6,3, November 15, 1990.

Letendre, M.L. The New Monks, Hare Krishna, Ideology and practice of a neooriental movement, Journal: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 28,55, 1983.

Lewis, Peter. News Watch, New York Times, G3,5.

Lieberman, Paul. Seeking the Soul of the Billion Dollar Butler: The legal morass that haunted Bernard Lafferty, Doris Duke's Heir, Leads to a Journey into the Spirit World, Los Angeles Times, Mag. 9,1, May 18, 1997.

Lieblich, Julia. Hare Krishna Abuse of Children Detailed Participation in Widespread Abuse at Boarding Schools, The Fresno Bee, A16, Octobert 10, 1998.

Lieblich, Julia. Report Details Child Abuse at Hare Krishna Schools, Peoria Journal Star, A2, October 10, 1998.

Lieblich, Julia. Report Details Child Abuse at Hare Krishna Schools, Charleston Gazette, A5, October 10, 1998.

Lienert, Anita. Heritage of family motivates the Fords: Reaching top isn't assured even though their name is on door, Detroit News, A12,1, September 13, 1998.

Lingenfelter, Judith. Hare Krishna in America, Journal of Psychology and Theology, 14,4, 359-360, 1986.

Lipner, J. Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Religious Studies, 21, 250-251, 1985.

Lochhaas, Philip. Hare Krishna, ISKCON; Commission on Organizations, the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, 1977.

Lundegaard, Karen. A Hare Krishna Community: personality and lifestye differences between the male and female members, University of CA, 1986.

Macioti, Maria. New Religious Movements in Italy, New Religious Movement, 8,2, 54-58, 1984.

MacRobert, Alan. The Krishna Question, Boston Magazine.

Magaro, Peter, Miller & Sesto. Personality style in post-traditional religious movements, Psychology: A Quarterly Journal of Human Behavior, 21,3,4, 10-14.

Mansfield, Stephanie. Billionaire's heir out of place, Washington Post, D1,6, April 7, 1993.

Marcus, Amy, Harlan Christi. Legal Beat: Hare Krishnas, Wall Street Journal, B2,5, March 19, 1991.

Martin, Glen. Murderer held in temple knifing, San Francisco Chronicle, A15,5, November 28, 1994.

Martin, Walter. The Kingdom of the Cults, Recording - One Way Library, 1972.

Martinez, Kendra. Hindu Ceremony Starts Work on Temple Hare Krishna group, The Idaho statesman, B2, February 8, 1999.

Mauro, Tony. Free-Speech Case Maps Airports' Role in the Future, USA Today, A6,1, March 26, 1992.

Maxwell, P. A Socio-Religious Study of the Hare Krishna Movement in South Africa, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1, 81-86, 1988.

Mayo, Terry. The Occult, Success Publications, 1975.

McAteer, M.J. West Virginia, Mountain Lama, Washington Post, B9,1, March 6, 1996.

McKinley, Jesse. Karma at Tramps: deafening rock, quiet Krishnas, New York Times, 14CY6,3.

McLellan, Dennis. Krishna youths at a crossroads, Los Angeles Times, A1,1, November 26, 1993.

McNamara, Patrick. Conservative Christian Families & Their Moral World: Some Reflections for Sociologists, Journal:Sociological Analysis, 93-99, 1985.

Mehta, Uday. Modern Godmen in India: A sociological appraisal, Popular Prakashan - Book, 1993.

Melton, J. G. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness of West Virginia, Encyclopedia handbook of cults in America (revised & updated edition).

Miletich, Steve. Nightmarish Memories of Hare Krishna School, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, B1, October 19, 1998.

Miller, Timothy. America's alternative religions, Albany: State Univ of NY Pr, 1995.

Miller, Stephen. Encounter with India: Studies in Neohinduism, Abo akademi, 189, 1990.

Miller, Michael. In Case you were Wondering, Peoria Journal Star, E8, May 1, 1999.

Montana, Carlos. Hindu religious influence in America: TM, Hare Krishna and Divine Light Mission, Andrews University, 41, 1975.

Moody, Jonathan. Ethics and counter culture: an analysis of the ethics of HK, Claremont Graduate School, 1978.

Morace, Robert. Betrayal of the Spirit: My life behind the headlines of the Hare Krishna Movement, Salem Press/Magill Books.

Morgan, M. Pregnancy and Childbrith Beliefs and Practices of American Hare Krishna Devotees Within Transcultural Nursing, Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 5-10.

Mueller, Kristin. Harvesting spiritual variety: Televangelism, the UC, Zen Buddhism and Krishna Consciousness respond to the socio-political tumult of 1970s America, Wheaton College, 1992.

Muneeza, Arjuman. Krishnas Go High Tech Disneyland-Type Robots, Arizona Republic, A18, June 20, 1995.

Munster, Nori. Betrayal of the Spirit: My life behind the headlines of the Hare Krishna Movement, University of IL Press, 1997.

Newberry, Gary. Constitutional Law: ISKCON v. Lee, Journal:OK Law Review, 46,1, 155, 1993.

Niebuhr, Gustav. Hare Krishnas at 30: Real Changes or Just PR?, New York Times, A25,1, May 11, 1996.

Niebuhr, R. Gustav. Legal Beat: Diverse Religions Ally in Free Speech Case, Wall Street Journal, B2,3, June 11, 1992.

Nolan, Bruce. Krishnas tout mature views, Times-Picayune, A14, 3, September 7, 1996.

Nordin, Mazlan. Hoddle Learns the Hard Way to Respect Religious Sensitivities, The New Straits Times, 10, February 12, 1999.

Norman, William. Hare Krishna in America, Sociological Analysis, 49, 196-197, 1988.

Nye, Malory. Hare Krishna and Sanatan Dharm in Britain: The campaign for Bhaktivedanta Manor, Journal of Contemporary Religion, 11,1, 37-56.

Nye, Malory. Minority Religious Groups and Religious Freedom in England, Journal: Church & State, 40,2, 1998.