Drago? ?am?udean is associate professor in the Department of International Studies and Contemporary History at the same University, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

“Dragos Samsudean's is not the first book on ‘digital Orthodoxy’, but it is certainly one of the most complete and systematic ones. It provides a comprehensive theoretical framework for this subject, which can be helpful in studying various contexts. Dr. Samsudean's own context is Romanian, which he navigates masterfully. This context seems to be vibrant, tense, and inspiring for everyone interested in ‘digital Orthodoxy.’”

• IntroductionChapter 1. From Faith to Net. Framing Religion, Orthodoxy and Ortho-Bloggers in the Digital EraChapter 2. Blogging Your Faith Online: A Research Design to Find Out WhyChapter 3. What is an Orthodox Blog? An Overview of the Romanian Digital Ortho-SphereChapter 4. The Personal Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 5. The Institutional Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 6. The Systemic Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 7. Orthodoxy: Towards Faith 2.0Conclusion. Why Ortho-Bloggers PostAppendix. Semi-Structured Interview Guide

Drago? ?am?udean is associate professor in the Department of International Studies and Contemporary History at the same University, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

“Dragos Samsudean's is not the first book on ‘digital Orthodoxy’, but it is certainly one of the most complete and systematic ones. It provides a comprehensive theoretical framework for this subject, which can be helpful in studying various contexts. Dr. Samsudean's own context is Romanian, which he navigates masterfully. This context seems to be vibrant, tense, and inspiring for everyone interested in ‘digital Orthodoxy.’”

• IntroductionChapter 1. From Faith to Net. Framing Religion, Orthodoxy and Ortho-Bloggers in the Digital EraChapter 2. Blogging Your Faith Online: A Research Design to Find Out WhyChapter 3. What is an Orthodox Blog? An Overview of the Romanian Digital Ortho-SphereChapter 4. The Personal Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 5. The Institutional Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 6. The Systemic Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 7. Orthodoxy: Towards Faith 2.0Conclusion. Why Ortho-Bloggers PostAppendix. Semi-Structured Interview Guide

Drago? ?am?udean is associate professor in the Department of International Studies and Contemporary History at the same University, in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

“Dragos Samsudean's is not the first book on ‘digital Orthodoxy’, but it is certainly one of the most complete and systematic ones. It provides a comprehensive theoretical framework for this subject, which can be helpful in studying various contexts. Dr. Samsudean's own context is Romanian, which he navigates masterfully. This context seems to be vibrant, tense, and inspiring for everyone interested in ‘digital Orthodoxy.’”

• IntroductionChapter 1. From Faith to Net. Framing Religion, Orthodoxy and Ortho-Bloggers in the Digital EraChapter 2. Blogging Your Faith Online: A Research Design to Find Out WhyChapter 3. What is an Orthodox Blog? An Overview of the Romanian Digital Ortho-SphereChapter 4. The Personal Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 5. The Institutional Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 6. The Systemic Motivations of Ortho-BloggersChapter 7. Orthodoxy: Towards Faith 2.0Conclusion. Why Ortho-Bloggers PostAppendix. Semi-Structured Interview Guide