Patterns of Religious Socialization: Communalism, Associationalism and the Politics of Lifestyle
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-1996
Publication Title
Review of Religious Research
Volume
38
Issue
2
First page number:
142
Last page number:
158
Abstract
The effects of religious communalism (interaction with correligionists) and associationalism (exposure to and acceptance of elite-level religious communications) on a variety of attitudes toward "social issues" are compared. In general, associationalism is a stronger predictor of political attitudes than communalism.
Keywords
Communalism; Communalism--Religious aspects; Political science; Religion and politics
Disciplines
Political Science | Politics and Social Change | Religion | Sociology
Language
English
Repository Citation
Jelen, T. G.,
Chandler, M. A.
(1996).
Patterns of Religious Socialization: Communalism, Associationalism and the Politics of Lifestyle.
Review of Religious Research, 38(2),
142-158.
http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/3512338