God, Government, and Religion as a Feature of the Economy and Civil Society Insights from a Fractious UK Debate

Francis Davis

God, Government, and Religion as a Feature of the Economy and Civil Society Insights from a Fractious UK Debate

Francis Davis

Theology and Religion

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Abstract

Chapter draws out experience of using social and economic impact data to 'materialise' religious institutions in the UK to present a framework for future religion-government policy dialogue.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Religion and State in Secular Europe Today
Editors	Hans Geybels
Place of Publication	Leuven, Belgium
Publisher	Peeters Publishers
Volume	ANL
Edition	79
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 30 Dec 2019

Keywords

government, religion, economic impact

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God, Government, and Religion as a Feature of the Economy and Civil Society Insights from a Fractious UK Debate

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