Keyword

secularization theory

Description: A sociological theory explaining how modernization and social change affect religion’s influence, institutions, and place in public life.
OpenAlex ID: keywords/secularization-theory
1994 · M. Chaves · Social Forces · 932
2008 · Jonathan Fox · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 642
1999 · Rodney Stark · Sociology of Religion · 558
1987 · J. K. Hadden · Social Forces · 460
1991 · Olivier Tschannen · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion · 433
2014 · Peter L. Berger · De Gruyter eBooks · 428
1999 · William H. Swatos, Kevin J. Christiano · Sociology of Religion · 392
2002 · David Voas, Daniel V. A. Olson, et al. · American Sociological Review · 359
2008 · Philip S. Gorski, Ateş Altınordu · Annual Review of Sociology · 356
2001 · Fenggang Yang, Helen Rose Ebaugh · American Sociological Review · 328
2012 · Choice Reviews Online · 312
· Gauchet, Marcel, Burge, Oscar, et al. · 278
2001 · Anthony Gill · Annual Review of Political Science · 268
1997 · David Yamane · Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion · 250
1982 · William H. Swatos, Karel Dobbelaere · Sociological Analysis · 247
2020 · Nancy T. Ammerman · American Journal of Sociology · 239
2004 · Anthony Gill, Erik Lundsgaarde · Rationality and Society · 216
2003 · Jonathan Sheehan · The American Historical Review · 209
1991 · F. J. Lechner · Social Forces · 192
1992 · Olivier Tschannen · Librairie Droz eBooks · 188
1993 · William H. Swatos, Steve Bruce · Review of Religious Research · 173
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Citation count: 22,670
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