• Preface


• Chapter One: Explaining Religious Vitality


• Chapter Two: A Definition of Religion for the Social Scientific Study of Religion


• Chapter Three: Chinese Marxist Atheism and Its Policy Implications


• Chapter Four: Regulating Religion under Communism


• Chapter Five: The Red, Black, and Gray Markets of Religion


• Chapter Six: The Shortage Economy of Religion under Communism


• Chapter Seven: Oligopoly Dynamics: China and Beyond

Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Center on Religion and Chinese Society, Purdue University

In Religion in China, Fenggang Yang provides a comprehensive overview of the religious change in China under Communism, drawing on his ''political economy'' approach to the sociology of religion.