Titlebook: Mediating Religion and Government; Political Institutio Kevin R. Dulk,Elizabeth A. Oldmixon Book 2014 Kevin R. den Dulk and Elizabeth A. Ol

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Religious Market Interest Groups: Do They Sing with an Upper Class Accent?, for religion as another economic interest. Religion is, of course, distinct from other parts of life, but economics and rationality do not stop on the steps of a church. Organized religion is made up of economic groups that require mammon not manna from heaven.

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Explaining Religious Violence across Countries: An Institutional Approach,hree brief country case studies, this chapter will examine how the institutional connection between religion and state varies across countries and, consequently, results in different levels of religiously motivated violence in these states.

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Serving God by Shaping Law: Religious Legal Advocacy in the United States,fluencing presidential policy to affecting judicial decisionmaking and beyond, religion and religious actors can consistently be found throughout American government and politics. These findings support the broader argument that religion plays an important and indispensable role in American society.

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