Religion, revolution, and reform : new forces for change in Latin America /
edited by William V. D'Antonio and Frederick B. Pike.
- New York : Praeger, 1964.
- x, 276 p.
Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p.[267]-276)
Introduction / by F.B. Pike -- Paternalism, pluralism, and Christian democrati reform movements in Latin America / by E. Frei Montalva -- The teaching authority of the church: the situation in Latin America / by M.G. McGrath -- Religion and the Mexican social revolution / by R.E. Quirk -- Nationalism and religion in Argentina and Uruguay / by A.P. Whitaker -- Protestantism and culture change in Brazil and Chile / by E. Willems -- Discussing the issues, I: Religion as an ideological force -- Economic development, social change, and cultural mutation in Latin America / by R.E. Vekemans -- Latin America's secular labor movement as an instrument of social change / by R.J. Alexander -- Latin America's labor movement of Christian democratic orientation as an instrument of social change / by E. Máspero -- The economic difficulties of social reform in Latin America / by S.G. Hanson -- The Alliance for Progress as an instrument of socialization / by W.P. Glade -- Discussing the issues, II: Spiritual and secular forces in Latin America -- Democracy and religion in Latin America / by W.V. D'Antonio.
Church and social problems--Latin America.
Latin America--Religion. Latin America--Social conditions.