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Churches and urban government in Detroit and New York, 1895-1994 /

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Pratt, Henry J., 1934-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Detroit : Wayne State University Press, ©2004.
Colección:African American Life Ser.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Half-title
  • Title
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Urban Churches in the Progressive Era
  • Municipal Government Expansion
  • Churches Confront the Industrial Age
  • Formation of the Detroit Council of Churches
  • Formation of the New York City Church Federation
  • New York and Detroit Catholicism in the Reform Age
  • Archdiocesan Caution in a Threatening Atmosphere
  • Early Evolutionary Changes
  • Conclusion
  • Churches, Government, and the Great Depression
  • The Depression in National Perspective.
  • The Great Depression in New York and Detroit
  • Catholic Responses to the Great Depression
  • New York
  • Brooklyn
  • Detroit
  • Protestant Responses
  • New York
  • Protestantism's Social Welfare Impasse
  • Detroit
  • Pattern Persistence through Time
  • Conclusion
  • Churches, Civil Rights, and the Great Society
  • Changes in Local Political Scenes
  • New York
  • Detroit
  • Detroit Protestant Churches in the Civil Rights Era
  • The Civil Rights Era and New York Protestantism
  • Civil Rights and Threats to PC Internal Cohesion
  • Civil Rights, the Great Society, and Catholicism.
  • Vatican II, Civil Rights, and Expanded U.S. Programs
  • Archdiocesan Policies: New York
  • Archdiocesan Policies: Detroit
  • New York Protestantism and Appointments to City Offices
  • Background
  • Impediments to Influence
  • Data Requirements
  • Dilemmas
  • Differing Approaches
  • The Civic-Educational Approach
  • The Moderate-Activist Approach
  • The Militant-Activist Approach
  • Growth of Race Consciousness
  • Drawing a Sharp Line
  • Some Political Realities
  • Experience with Moderate Activism
  • Experience with Militancy
  • Conclusion
  • Urban-Related National Developments.
  • The Malaise of Councils of Churches
  • New York
  • Detroit
  • Archdioceses and Inner Cities Transformed
  • Detroit
  • Conclusion
  • The Urban Church in a Conservative Political Era
  • The Demographic Element
  • Urban-Related National Developments
  • The Malaise of Councils of Churches
  • New York
  • Detroit
  • Archdioceses and Inner Cities Transformed
  • Detroit
  • Conclusion
  • The Black Church in a Post-Church Federation Era
  • Black Nationalism, Black Churches, and Politics in Detroit
  • Hidden in Plain Sight: Black Nationalism and the Council of Black Baptist Pastors.
  • Rev. Charles Hill, Coleman Young, and the Politics of Self-Determination
  • Coleman Young's 1973 Election Campaign
  • The Black Church and Coleman Young's Later Years
  • Council of Black Pastors (CBP) Organization and Structure
  • New York: Churches and the Black Quest for Political Acceptance
  • The Jesse Jackson Candidacy
  • Churches Feel the Effect
  • Citywide Interfaith Alliance
  • Conclusion
  • Conclusion
  • Disturbances
  • Regime Differences
  • Government as Source of Validation and Legitimation
  • Catholic-Protestant Disparities
  • Political Appointments Campaigns.