Religion in the Process of GlobalizationPeter Beyer |
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... Catholicism may offer some clues as to the direction of contemporary processes of globalization , 3 Pro- gressively , from the middle of the nineteenth century to the present , one can trace the reconstruction , reemergence , or ...
... Catholicism may offer some clues as to the direction of contemporary processes of globalization , 3 Pro- gressively , from the middle of the nineteenth century to the present , one can trace the reconstruction , reemergence , or ...
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... Catholicism , moreover , does not have only a radial structure centered in Rome . In the last decades there has been a remarkable increase in transnational Catholic networks and exchanges of all kinds that crisscross nations and world ...
... Catholicism , moreover , does not have only a radial structure centered in Rome . In the last decades there has been a remarkable increase in transnational Catholic networks and exchanges of all kinds that crisscross nations and world ...
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... Catholicism " , Journal of Church and State 35 ( 1 ) : 1101-1122 . Drinan , Robert E. , SJ . 1987. Cry of the Oppressed : The History and Hope of the Human Rights Revolution . San Francisco : Harper & Row . Dunn , Dennis . 1979. Detente ...
... Catholicism " , Journal of Church and State 35 ( 1 ) : 1101-1122 . Drinan , Robert E. , SJ . 1987. Cry of the Oppressed : The History and Hope of the Human Rights Revolution . San Francisco : Harper & Row . Dunn , Dennis . 1979. Detente ...
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Roland Robertson | 3 |
John W Meyer John Boli George M Thomas and Francisco O Ramirez | 23 |
Frank J Lechner | 65 |
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