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La laicidad uruguaya
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La laicidad uruguaya, Nestor Da Costa's 2009 peer-reviewed article in Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, analyzes Uruguay's 1917 separation of church and state under Jose Batlle y Ordonez and the wider secularization of Uruguayan society, including the renaming of religious holidays. Its strength is that it is a peer-reviewed academic article squarely on this fact's own subject. Its limit is that no stable publisher URL could be confirmed at the time of this record, a gap this record names rather than papering over with a guessed link.
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AuthorNestor Da Costa
PublisherArchives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, vol. 146, no. 2
Publication Year2009
Source Typepeer-reviewed article
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