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Organized Religion in the Political Transformation of Latin America

English · Paperback / Softback

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This book discusses how the competitive environment of Latin America's social life has facilitated religious innovation in different regional and national settings.

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Chapter 1 Social Change, Political Competition, and Religious Innovation in Latin America: An Introduction Chapter 2 Religious Change, Empowerment and Power: Reflections on Latin American Experience Chapter 3 The Transformation of Catholic Social Thought in Latin America: Christian Democracy, Liberation Theology, and the New Catholic Right Chapter 4 The Chilean Church and the Transition to Democracy Chapter 5 From Theologies of Liberation to Theologies of Inculturation: Aymara Catechists and the Second Evangelization in Highlands Bolivia Chapter 6 Religious Competition in Contemporary Venezuela Chapter 7 Brazil: State Subsidization and the Church Since 1930 Chapter 8 Latin American Politics: Exit the Catholic Church? Chapter 9 The Embeddedness of Religion and Politics: An Epilogue Chapter 10 Appendix: The Institutional Capacity of the Catholic Church: An Evaluation; Select Bibliography Chapter 11 Contributors Chapter 12 Index

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By Satya R. Pattnayak - Contributions by Daniel H. Levine; Paul E. Sigmund; Michael Fleet; Andrew Orga; Bryan T. Froehle; Kenneth P. Serbin; Jean Daudelin and W.E Hewitt

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