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International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA)
ICSA's Approach to cult issues
International Cultic Studies Association launches new magazine
ICSA - Research Resources

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International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) mentioned in news items collected by Religion News Blog
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Websites

www.culticstudies.org Cultic Studies: Information about Cults and Psychological Manipulation
www.cultinfobooks.com Books, periodicals, reprints from the Cult Studies Journal (now Cultic Studies Review), videos and conferences
www.culticstudiesreview.org Cultic Studies Review: An Internet Journal of Research, News & Opinion. This triannual periodical is also available in print

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