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• 1999New religions and the internet: Recruiting in a new public space83 cited
• 2015Managing Religion and the Judicialization of Religious Freedom71 cited
• 2002Crises of Charismatic Legitimacy and Violent Behavior in New Religious Movements65 cited
• 2016“People Forget He’s Human”: Charismatic Leadership in Institutionalized Religion61 cited
• 2007Apocalypses and Apocalypticism in Antiquity (Part I)43 cited
• 2006The Public Perception of “Cults” and “New Religious Movements”41 cited
• 2002Intentional Communities 1990-2000: A Portrait30 cited
• 2009Self-chosen involvement in new religious movements (NRMs): well-being and mental health from a longitudinal perspective30 cited
• 2007Teaching New Religious Movements30 cited
• 2007Expecting the end: millennialism in social and historical context29 cited
• 2003Cults and Families29 cited
• 2019High on God28 cited
• 2016Early Christianity in Light of New Religious Movements15 cited
• 2007Feeling Good, but Lacking Autonomy: Closed-Mindedness on Social and Moral Issues in New Religious Movements15 cited
• 2009How is Well‐Being Related to Membership in New Religious Movements? An Application of Person–Environment Fit Theory