The relationship between politics and the four institutional religions in South Korea - Confucianism, Buddhism, Catholicism and Protestantism - is analysed historically with focus on the period since 1961, a time deeply marked by thirty years of military rule. Two types of relations between state and religion are distinguished : collusion (Buddhism, conservative Protestantism) and conflict (Catholicism, progressive Protestantism), whereas Confucianism is basically depoliticized. The first type of relations has quite clearly prevailed in South Korea since 1945. An examination of the social and cultural foundations underlying this collusion sheds light on the influence of Confucian secularization. The religions involved in conflict with an au...
The article is a case study, which is concerned with the relations between religion and politics in ...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1993What explains the South Korean Catholic Church's incr...
The relationship between politics and the four institutional religions in South Korea - Confucianism...
The French Campaign against Korea in 1866 was a relatively minor and unknown conflict in the course ...
The articles in this volume present a variety of theoretical and historical cases to enlarge our und...
This chapter - an augmented and re-written version of my article previously published in The Asia- P...
Religion has become a new focus of study in the investigation of current crises and social conflicts...
24 p.This article deals with the complexity of the links between the new Christian movements and mod...
Religion can be an effective instrument in politics. This has been a phenomenon all over the ages an...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
In Thailand, the relations between religion and politics are still grounded in ancient world-views w...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
The most outstanding characteristics of the religious situation in contemporary Korea can be said to...
The article is a case study, which is concerned with the relations between religion and politics in ...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1993What explains the South Korean Catholic Church's incr...
The relationship between politics and the four institutional religions in South Korea - Confucianism...
The French Campaign against Korea in 1866 was a relatively minor and unknown conflict in the course ...
The articles in this volume present a variety of theoretical and historical cases to enlarge our und...
This chapter - an augmented and re-written version of my article previously published in The Asia- P...
Religion has become a new focus of study in the investigation of current crises and social conflicts...
24 p.This article deals with the complexity of the links between the new Christian movements and mod...
Religion can be an effective instrument in politics. This has been a phenomenon all over the ages an...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
In Thailand, the relations between religion and politics are still grounded in ancient world-views w...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
The most outstanding characteristics of the religious situation in contemporary Korea can be said to...
The article is a case study, which is concerned with the relations between religion and politics in ...
In 1978, a vast program of reforms was launched by the government of the Chinese Popular Republic, w...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1993What explains the South Korean Catholic Church's incr...