[Conference] – CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS IN FRENCH SOCIETY, INTEGRATION OR MARGINALIZATION, 5th Conference of the Center for the Sociology of Protestantism, University of Human Sciences of Strasbourg, October 7-9, 1976, coll. Men and Church, vol. 8
[Conference] – CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS IN FRENCH SOCIETY, INTEGRATION OR MARGINALIZATION, 5th Conference of the Center for the Sociology of Protestantism, University of Human Sciences of Strasbourg, October 7-9, 1976, coll. Men and Church, vol. 8
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    CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS IN FRENCH SOCIETY: INTEGRATION OR MARGINALIZATION? 5th Colloquium of the Centre for the Sociology of Protestantism, University of Human Sciences of Strasbourg, October 7-9, 1976, coll. Men and Church, vol. 8
Édition :
    Strasbourg
Date :
    1977
    octavo, paperback, (faded cover), very fresh interior. [This work comes from the personal library of Professor Jean Carbonnier (1908-2003)], 330 p.
    This work comprises the following contributions: Julien Freund, The Notion of Marginality; Henri Hatzfeld, Marginality Today or Marginality Forever; Jean-Marie Mayeur, The Situation of Churches in the Nation Since the Revolution; François A. Isambert, Indicators of Integration and Marginalization: Catholicism; André Rousseau, The Restructuring of Catholicism on its Margins: Significance of the Catholic Church's Official Discourse on Politics; Jean Carbonnier, Specificity of Protestant Marginality in French Society; Jean Bauberot, The Evolution of the Protestant Socio-Religious Group in Contemporary French Society: Indicators: Politics and Sexual Ethics; Jean-Paul Willaime, Adaptation Strategies of Protestant Churches; Doris Bensimon, Indicator of Marginalization and Integration into French Society: Judaism; Madeleine Trebous, Islam and Muslim Immigrant Workers in France; Olivier Carre, An indicator of the “marginality” of Arab-Muslim groups in French society: the representation they may have of the overall Muslim community and of Arab belonging; Danièle Léger, Informal communities as a type of integration into new forms of social life; Jean Séguy, Sects as a mode of social integration; Roger Mehl, Search for new models of integration: The World Council of Churches.

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Mots-clés : Ecclesiastical Law, Religion

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