Faith and polity : essays on religion and politics / editors, Mart Bax, Peter Kloos, Adrianus Koster. [print]

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BL65.K86.F358 1992

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Contents:

Jonathan Friedman -- Chap. 2. Religion, state formation and white-settler societies; with special reference to Australia Bryan S. Turner -- Chap. 3. Islam and the Islamic state: ambivalence and utopism Nico Kielstra -- Chap. 4. Islam and the history of the Libyan state John Davis -- Chap. 5. The Ulama of Madura: rise and expansion of a religious regime Elly Touwen-Bouwsma -- Chap. 6. Religious regimes and elite cultures in colonial New England: Puritan and Quaker influences in Connecticut and Rhode Island Howard G. Schneiderman -- Chap. 7. The damaging abuse of attending mass in hacienda chapels; on rivalling religious regimes and state development in eighteenth-century Peru Fred Spier -- Chap. 8. Myths in politics and politics in religion: early state formation in Belize Charles J.M.R. Gullick and John Crane -- Chap. 9. On power and imagination: religious regimes and collective fantasies Bonno Thoden van Velzen -- Chap. 10. Potential polities: Jewish saints in the Moroccan countryside and in Israel / Harvey E. Goldberg.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Withdrawn	G. Allen Fleece Library WITHDRAWN	Non-fiction	BL65.S8F35 1992 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1 Not for loan		31923000850863

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Chap. 1. Religion, the subject and the state Jonathan Friedman -- Chap. 2. Religion, state formation and white-settler societies; with special reference to Australia Bryan S. Turner -- Chap. 3. Islam and the Islamic state: ambivalence and utopism Nico Kielstra -- Chap. 4. Islam and the history of the Libyan state John Davis -- Chap. 5. The Ulama of Madura: rise and expansion of a religious regime Elly Touwen-Bouwsma -- Chap. 6. Religious regimes and elite cultures in colonial New England: Puritan and Quaker influences in Connecticut and Rhode Island Howard G. Schneiderman -- Chap. 7. The damaging abuse of attending mass in hacienda chapels; on rivalling religious regimes and state development in eighteenth-century Peru Fred Spier -- Chap. 8. Myths in politics and politics in religion: early state formation in Belize Charles J.M.R. Gullick and John Crane -- Chap. 9. On power and imagination: religious regimes and collective fantasies Bonno Thoden van Velzen -- Chap. 10. Potential polities: Jewish saints in the Moroccan countryside and in Israel / Harvey E. Goldberg.

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