Paul Werth, “Inorodtsy on Obrusenie: Religious Conversion, Indigenous Clergy, and the Politics of Assimilation in Late-Imperial Russia” Ab Imperio, 2/2000, pp. 105–134.  

Michael Kemper, “´Adat against Shari´a: Russian Approaches towards Daghestani “Customary Law” in the 19th Century” Ab Imperio, 3/2005, pp. 147–173.  

Kelly O’Neill, “Constructing Russian Identity in the Imperial Borderland: Architecture, Islam, and the Transformation of the Crimean Landscape” Ab Imperio, 2/2006, pp. 163-192.  

Irina Paert, ““Two or Twenty Million?” The Languages of Official Statistics and Religious Dissent in Imperial Russia” Ab Imperio, 3/2006, pp. 75-98.  

Sergei Zhuk, ““A Separate Nation” of “Those Who Imitate Germans”: Ukrainian Evangelical Peasants and Problems of Cultural Identification in the Ukrainian Provinces of Late Imperial Russia” Ab Imperio, 3/2006, pp. 139-160.  

Ilya Vinkovetsky, “Building a Diocese Overseas: The Orthodox Church in Partnership with the Russian-American Company in Alaska” Ab Imperio, 3/2010, pp. 154-194.  

Masha Kirasirova, ““Sons of Muslims” in Moscow: Soviet Central Asian Mediators to the Foreign East, 1955–1962” Ab Imperio, 4/2011, pp. 106-132.  

Timothy A. Nunan, “Getting Reacquainted with the “Muslims of the USSR”: Staging Soviet Islam in Turkey and Iran, 1978–1982” Ab Imperio, 4/2011, pp. 133-171.  

Alexander Ponomariov, “The Pussy Riot Case in Russia: Orthodox Canon Law and the Sentence of the Secular Court” Ab Imperio, 4/2013, pp. 187-216.  

Aylin Koçunyan, “The Millet System and the Challenge of Other Confessional Models, 1856–1865” Ab Imperio, 1/2017, pp. 59-85.  

Heather J. Coleman, “From Kiev across All Russia: The 900th Anniversary of the Christianization of Rus’ and the Making of a National Saint in the Imperial Borderlands” Ab Imperio, 4/2018, pp. 95-129. 

Darius Staliunas, “The Identification of Subjects according to Nationality in the Western Region of the Russian Empire in 1905–1915” Ab Imperio, 3/2020, pp. 33-68. 

Kathryn David, “Ancestors and Martyrs: Religious Ceremonies of Occupation and Liberation in Ukraine” Ab Imperio, 4/2020, pp. 161-191.  

Forum AI “Confession, Loyalty, and National Indifference: Perspectives from Imperial and Postimperial Borderlands” 

Irina Paert, Catherine Gibson, Liliya Berezhnaya, “Confession, Loyalty, and National Indifference: Perspectives from Imperial and Postimperial Borderlands” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 91-116. 

Thomas Marsden, “Imperial Loyalty between Law, Religion, and Nation: Old Believers' Appeals to the Russian State, 1825–1894” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 117-146.  

James M. White, “Changing Tides of Nation and Confession: Building Orthodoxy and Empire on the Island of Vormsi, 1873–1905” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 147-177.  

Darius Staliūnas, “Church Defenders, Monarchism, and the Social Contract in the Lithuanian Countryside: The Case of the "Kražiai Massacre" (1893)” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 178-200. 

 James A. Kapaló, “Certifiably Orthodox: Reversion to Orthodoxy and the Challenge of Existential Eschatology in 1930s and 1940s Bessarabia” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 201-231. 

Iuliana Cindrea-Nagy, “The Calendar and the Sense of Community Belonging: The Emergence of the Old Calendarist Church in Romania” Ab Imperio, 2/2022, pp. 232-252. 

Anastasiia Akulich, “'From the Seeds Sown in the Soil': The Boxer Rebellion and the Awakening of Russian Missionary Activity in China (1900–1917)” Ab Imperio, 4/2022, pp. 61-88. 

Igor Kuziner, “What is our People’s Guilt? Wanderers, Ritual Murder, and the Boundaries of Russianness in the Late Russian Empire” Ab Imperio, 1/2024, pp. 63-96.