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Boss Christians: the business of religion in the Wenzhou Model" of Christian revival / Cao, Nanlai   Journal Article
Cao, Nanlai Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Key Words Religion  ;  China  ;  Christian  ;  Wenzhou Model 
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Chinese religions on the edge: shifting religion-state dynamics / Cao, Nanlai   Journal Article
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Raising the quality of belief / Cao, Nanlai   Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Key Words China  ;  Christian  ;  Religiosity  ;  Suzhi 
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Spatial modernity, party building, and local governance: putting the Christian cross removal campaign in context / Cao, Nanlai   Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract While Christianity is among the fastest growing religions in the reform era, state-led sporadic demolition campaigns have targeted unauthorized church structures and sites in order to contain massive Christian growth, especially in regions where there is a high concentration of Christian population. Such campaigns oft en stir heated international concerns about China’s religious freedom violations, naturally making church-state relations the recurring central theme of both public and academic discourses on the church in China. However, a heightened emphasis on church-state tensions and religious persecution may obscure the cultural and spatial dimensions of local church development. Focusing on the case of the recent campaign against rooft op crosses in Wenzhou—the most Christianized Chinese city, I go beyond the one-dimensional framework of church-state relations by off ering a multifaceted analysis of the local religious scene in the political economic contexts of contested spatial modernity and of central-local relations amid the party-building process. In so doing, I methodologically place Chinese Christian studies at the center of contemporary China studies.
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