TY  - BOOK
AU  - Houseknecht,Sharon K.
AU  - Pankhurst,Jerry G.
TI  - Family, religion, and social change in diverse societies
AV  - BL625.P193.F365 2000 
PY  - 2000///
CY  - New York
PB  - Oxford University Press
KW  - Families
KW  - Religious life
KW  - Religion and culture
N1  - 2; Introduction: the religion-family linkage and social change--a neglected area of study; Jerry G. Pankhurst and Sharon K. Houseknecht --; part 1. Societal conflict and accommodation.  Religion and the family in modern American culture; Kevin J. Christiano ; Social change in Egypt: the roles of religion and family; Sharon K. Houseknecht ; Family and religion in Sweden; Irving Palm and Jan Trost ; Religion and family formation in Taiwan: the decline of ancestral authority; Li-shou Yang, Arland Thornton, and Thomas Fricke --; part 2. Dramatic societal transformation.  Belarus on the cusp of change: the relationship between religion and family in a newly open religious market; Andrei Vardomatskii and Jerry G. Pankhurst ; The state, religion, and the family in Indonesia: the case of divorce reform; Mark Cammack, Lawrence A. Young, and Tim B. Heaton ; Religious and familial networks as entrepreneurial resources in South Africa; Gillian Godsell --; part 3. The context of innovation.  Mormonism in France: the family as a universal value in a globalizing religion; John Jarvis ; The rebirth of Judaism in Kiev after Babi Yar and communism: the interplay of family and religion; M. Herbert Danzger ; "We don't celebrate Christmas, we just give gifts": adaptations to migration and social change among Hindu, Muslim, and Sikh children in England; Heidi Larson --; part 4. Economic factors as a force for change.  Land of the rising son? domestic organization, ancestor worship, and economic change in Japan; Stephen R. Smith ; A Woman's pillow and the political economy of Kedjom family life in Cameroon; Susan Diduk and Kent Maynard --; part 5. Gender and social change.  Women, family, and Catholicism in Brazil: the issue of power; Maria Jose Fontelas Rosado Nunes ; Converted women redefining their family roles in Mexico; Patricia Fortuny Loret de Mola; 2
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