Faiths, Public Policy and Civil Society: Problems, Policies, Controversies

by Adam Dinham

This book uses empirical data and theory to explore the role of faiths as public actors; their contribution to welfare services, how they help build community cohesion, and break it down, and what it means for them and for others to be involved in new modes of governance.

246 pages, Hardcover

First published March 17, 2009