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Struggles for Women-Inclusive Leadership in Toraja Church in Indonesia and the Evangelical Church of Vietnam

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Author(s)
Ly, Le Ngoc Bich
Keywords
gender ethics
evangelical church
women
Vietnam
leadership
inclusiveness
GE Subjects
Social ethics
Sexual orientation/gender
Community ethics
Christian denominations
Evangelical

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/166660
Abstract
Traditionally, women in Vietnam have been seen as the sole nurturer and care-taker of the family. Similarly, recent reports show that both men and women in Vietnam expect women to behave in a socially constrained way. Women’s struggle for leadership in religious organizations in Southeast Asia has been particularly characterized with various levels of accomplishment. This study takes the Toraja Church in Indonesia and the Evangelical Church of Vietnam as two cross-cultural case studies. As the main causes of change in the churches, the author discusses (1) the degree of destabilizing forces from external context and institutional structure; (2) the degree of support and identification with the struggle by male leaders; and (3) the dominant existence of women’s feminist projects and their success in turning their feminist projects into collective effort.
Date
2017
Type
Thesis
ISBN
9782889312108
9782889312115
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