The politics of protestant churches and the party-state in China: God above party?
From domination to negotiation from 1949 to today: declining state capacity, rising Protestant numbers -- The role of official associations: projecting a façade of domination in the public transcript -- Resisting the official agenda, sharing grassroots values: the spread of Protestant groups -- Cult...
| Summary: | From domination to negotiation from 1949 to today: declining state capacity, rising Protestant numbers -- The role of official associations: projecting a façade of domination in the public transcript -- Resisting the official agenda, sharing grassroots values: the spread of Protestant groups -- Cultivating social capital as a resource for Protestant resistance -- Enlarging the bounds of the public transcript: founding large, public urban churches -- Repression of an urban church Shanghai's Wanbang Church -- Challenging the bounds of the public transcript - Beijing Shouwang Church |
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| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Physical Description: | x, 231 Seiten, 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 978-1-138-03690-1 978-0-367-20928-5 1-138-03690-0 |
