Religious and Ethnic Minorities as Elements of Civil Society

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Religious and Ethnic Minorities as Elements of Civil Society http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/watch/player.html?pkg=china705&seg=1&mod=0 http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/episodes/june-27-2008/political-buddhism/45/

Religious and Ethnic Minorities as Elements of Civil Society Study Groups: Madsen: What is the significance of “Doc #19 (1982)? Kolas: How fixed is culture? How is it politicized? Applying knowledge of institutions: Review corporatist approaches to civil society What are some of the tools of corporatist control? How is the CCP’s corporatist approach applied to Christian groups Tibetan groups (Kolas & p. 12, p. 14) Doc #19; freedom of individual religious belief; not same as freedom of religious practice

Religious and Ethnic Minorities as Elements of Civil Society What is the role of the following institutions in governing religion? CCP United Front Work Department Lieberthal, p. 175 PRC State Administration for Religious Affairs Madsen, p. 58.