God and Caesar in China : policy implications of church-state tensions
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God and Caesar in China : policy implications of church-state tensions
Brookings Institution Press, c2004
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- : cloth
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 187-190) and index
Contents of Works
- Policy dilemmas in China's church-state relations : an introduction / Jason Kindopp
- State policy : control of religion
- A tradition of state dominance / Daniel H. Bays
- Control and containment in the reform era / Mickey Spiegel
- Accession to the world trade organization and state adaptation / Kim-Kwong Chan
- Church-state interaction
- Setting roots : the Catholic Church in China to 1949 / Jean-Paul Wiest
- Catholic conflict and cooperation in the People's Republic of China / Richard Madsen
- "Patriotic" Protestants : the making of an official church / Yihua Xu
- Fragmented yet defiant : Protestant resilience under Chinese Communist Party rule / Jason Kindopp
- Religion in U.S.-China relations
- Unreconciled differences : the staying power of religion / Peng Liu
- Advancing religious freedom in a global China : conclusions / Carol Lee Hamrin