Religion and the State
A Comparative Sociology
Herausgeber: Barbalet, Jack; Turner, Bryan S.; Possamai, Adam
Religion and the State
A Comparative Sociology
Herausgeber: Barbalet, Jack; Turner, Bryan S.; Possamai, Adam
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This volume explores key issues in the modern tensions between state and religions by exploring a number of case studies from around the world.
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This volume explores key issues in the modern tensions between state and religions by exploring a number of case studies from around the world.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 487g
- ISBN-13: 9781783080663
- ISBN-10: 1783080663
- Artikelnr.: 39307843
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 487g
- ISBN-13: 9781783080663
- ISBN-10: 1783080663
- Artikelnr.: 39307843
Jack Barbalet is Professor of Sociology and Head of the Department of Sociology at Hong Kong Baptist University. Adam Possamai is Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Western Sydney and President of the Research Committee on Religion at the International Sociological Association. Bryan S. Turner is the Presidential Professor of Sociology at the Graduate Center, City University of New York, and Director of the Centre for the Study of Contemporary Muslim Societies, University of Western Sydney.
Introduction: States, Consumption and Managing Religion
PART I: FROM DEPRIVITIZATION TO SECURITIZATION
1. Religion in Liberal and Authoritarian States
2. Religion in Prisons and in Partnership with the State
3. The Secularization Thesis and the Secular State: Reflections with Special Attention to Debates in Australia
4. Secularism, Religion and the Status Quo
5. Managing China’s Muslim Minorities: Migration, Labor and the Rise of Ethnoreligious Consciousness among Uyghurs in Urban Xinjiang
6. The Tension Between State and Religion in American Foreign Policy
7. Church, State and Society in Post-communist Europe
PART II: FROM PIETISM TO CONSUMERISM
8. Chinese Religion, Market Society and the State
9. Hindu Normalization, Nationalism and Consumer Mobilization
10. Clash of Secularity and Religiosity: The Staging of Secularism and Islam through the Icons of Atatürk and the Veil in Turkey
11. Gramsci, Jediism, the Standardization of Popular Religion and the State
PART III: CONCLUDING COMMENTS
12. Concerning the Current Recompositions of Religion and of Politics
13. Public Religions and the State: A Comparative Perspective
PART I: FROM DEPRIVITIZATION TO SECURITIZATION
1. Religion in Liberal and Authoritarian States
2. Religion in Prisons and in Partnership with the State
3. The Secularization Thesis and the Secular State: Reflections with Special Attention to Debates in Australia
4. Secularism, Religion and the Status Quo
5. Managing China’s Muslim Minorities: Migration, Labor and the Rise of Ethnoreligious Consciousness among Uyghurs in Urban Xinjiang
6. The Tension Between State and Religion in American Foreign Policy
7. Church, State and Society in Post-communist Europe
PART II: FROM PIETISM TO CONSUMERISM
8. Chinese Religion, Market Society and the State
9. Hindu Normalization, Nationalism and Consumer Mobilization
10. Clash of Secularity and Religiosity: The Staging of Secularism and Islam through the Icons of Atatürk and the Veil in Turkey
11. Gramsci, Jediism, the Standardization of Popular Religion and the State
PART III: CONCLUDING COMMENTS
12. Concerning the Current Recompositions of Religion and of Politics
13. Public Religions and the State: A Comparative Perspective
Introduction: States, Consumption and Managing Religion
PART I: FROM DEPRIVITIZATION TO SECURITIZATION
1. Religion in Liberal and Authoritarian States
2. Religion in Prisons and in Partnership with the State
3. The Secularization Thesis and the Secular State: Reflections with Special Attention to Debates in Australia
4. Secularism, Religion and the Status Quo
5. Managing China’s Muslim Minorities: Migration, Labor and the Rise of Ethnoreligious Consciousness among Uyghurs in Urban Xinjiang
6. The Tension Between State and Religion in American Foreign Policy
7. Church, State and Society in Post-communist Europe
PART II: FROM PIETISM TO CONSUMERISM
8. Chinese Religion, Market Society and the State
9. Hindu Normalization, Nationalism and Consumer Mobilization
10. Clash of Secularity and Religiosity: The Staging of Secularism and Islam through the Icons of Atatürk and the Veil in Turkey
11. Gramsci, Jediism, the Standardization of Popular Religion and the State
PART III: CONCLUDING COMMENTS
12. Concerning the Current Recompositions of Religion and of Politics
13. Public Religions and the State: A Comparative Perspective
PART I: FROM DEPRIVITIZATION TO SECURITIZATION
1. Religion in Liberal and Authoritarian States
2. Religion in Prisons and in Partnership with the State
3. The Secularization Thesis and the Secular State: Reflections with Special Attention to Debates in Australia
4. Secularism, Religion and the Status Quo
5. Managing China’s Muslim Minorities: Migration, Labor and the Rise of Ethnoreligious Consciousness among Uyghurs in Urban Xinjiang
6. The Tension Between State and Religion in American Foreign Policy
7. Church, State and Society in Post-communist Europe
PART II: FROM PIETISM TO CONSUMERISM
8. Chinese Religion, Market Society and the State
9. Hindu Normalization, Nationalism and Consumer Mobilization
10. Clash of Secularity and Religiosity: The Staging of Secularism and Islam through the Icons of Atatürk and the Veil in Turkey
11. Gramsci, Jediism, the Standardization of Popular Religion and the State
PART III: CONCLUDING COMMENTS
12. Concerning the Current Recompositions of Religion and of Politics
13. Public Religions and the State: A Comparative Perspective