The Catholic Church and power politics in Latin America : the Dominican case in comparative perspective

Emelio Betances

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Introduction Chapter 1: Development of the Dominican Catholic Church: A Comparative Perspective Chapter 2: Church and Politics in Four Latin American Nations Chapter 3: Finding a New Role in Society Chapter 4: Mediator par Excellence Chapter 5: Building a New Relationship with Society Chapter 6: Evangelicals and Politics: Challenges and Opportunities Conclusion Appendix: Tables and Figures

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