Activist Faith : : Grassroots Women in Democratic Brazil and Chile / / Carol Ann Drogus, Hannah Stewart-Gambino.
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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- LIST OF ACRONYMS -- 1 Activism and Its Aftermath -- 2 Understanding Invisibility: Perspectives on Social Movement Decline -- 3 Resurrecting Civil Society: Christian Base Communities Under Military Rule -- 4 Earthquake Versus Erosion: Church Retreat and Social Movement Decline -- 5 Keeping the Faith: Empowerment and Activism in a New Era -- 6 Catholics and Pentecostals: Possibilities for Alliance -- 7 Activist Women and Women's Activists: Possibilities for Networking with Feminist Groups -- 8 Legacies of Activism: Personal Empowerment, Movement Survival -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX |
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