Papal Overtures in a Cuban Key: The Pope's Visit and Civic Space for Cuban Religion, edited by Antonio M. Stevens Arroyo, University of Scranton Press, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, 2002, is a multidisciplinary academic collection, spanning sociology, anthropology, political science, religious studies and theology, on John Paul II's 1998 Cuba visit, its effect on church state civic space, and its treatment of Catholic, Evangelical and Afro Cuban religious communities. Its strength is that it is squarely the fact's 1998 visit claim, from a multidisciplinary academic collection. Its limit is that an edited collection's chapters vary by discipline and contributor; a specific claim should be attributed to its own chapter.
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Tier one: a multidisciplinary academic collection from the University of Scranton Press, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, on John Paul II's 1998 Cuba visit and its effect on church state civic space. Its limit is that an edited collection's chapters vary by discipline and contributor; a specific claim should be attributed to its own chapter. NotesMultidisciplinary academic collection (sociology, anthropology, political science, religious studies, theology) on John Paul II's 1998 Cuba visit, its effect on church-state civic space, and its treatment of Catholic, Evangelical and Afro-Cuban religious communities. Squarely the fact's 1998-visit claim.
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AuthorAntonio M. Stevens-Arroyo (ed.)
PublisherUniversity of Scranton Press, distributed by University of Chicago Press
Publication Year2002
URLhttps://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/P/bo3756889.html
Source TypeEdited volume
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