Roy Wallis

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Roy Wallis was a British sociologist best known for his influential studies of new religious movements and cults.

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instanceOf human
sociologist
citizenship British
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1945
dateOfDeath 1990s
developedConcept church-sect-cult typology for new religious movements
educatedAt University of Oxford
employer Queen’s University Belfast NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork cult studies
sociology
sociology of religion
study of new religious movements
genre academic writing
hasAcademicDiscipline religious studies
social sciences
hasGender male
influenced academic study of cults
sociology of new religious movements
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement interpretive sociology of religion
notableFor studies of cults
studies of new religious movements
typology of new religious movements
notableWork Salvation and Protest NERFINISHED
Sectarianism
The Elementary Forms of the New Religious Life NERFINISHED
The New Religions NERFINISHED
The Road to Total Freedom NERFINISHED
The Social Construction of Charisma NERFINISHED
occupation sociologist
university professor
placeOfBirth United Kingdom NERFINISHED
positionHeld Professor of Sociology at Queen’s University Belfast
studied Scientology NERFINISHED
charismatic religious movements
conversion processes in new religions
workLocation Belfast NERFINISHED
wroteAbout charisma and authority in religious organizations
new religious movements in Western societies
social control of deviant religious groups

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