Majority Church and Welfare in Sweden: Some Reflections on Results from Two Swedish Research Projects: A Response to Beate Hofmann

Christian Bioethics 15 (2):147-153 (2009)
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Answering Beate Hofmann's article on mothers’ recuperation in Germany, this response uses the results of two Sweden-based research projects on the changed role of the Church of Sweden and seven more West-European majority churches in welfare society. Special attention is given to the interdependence of national welfare system and theology and to current changes in European welfare systems

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