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|b survival and revival under communist rule /
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|a Explaining religious vitality -- A definition of religion for the social scientific study of religion -- Chinese Marxist atheism and its policy implications -- Regulating religion under communism -- The red, black, and gray markets of religion -- The shortage economy of religion under communism -- Oligopoly dynamics: China and beyond.
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