Belonging, Believing, Behaving: The Religious Character of Public Servants

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Belonging, Believing, Behaving: The Religious Character of Public Servants

Freeman, Patricia K. - Personal Name; Housto, David J. - Personal Name;

How do public servants compare to the general public in their religious affiliation, beliefs, and behaviors? Using data from the 2004 General Social Survey, we compare public servants in government and outside government to the general public through a series of logistic regression models. Although there is little difference in terms of denominational affiliation, public servants have a stronger commitment to, and are more active in, their religious communities. The implications of these findings for public administration are discussed.

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Series Title: Administration & Society
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Publisher: : sage publisher., 2010
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 00953997
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Edition: Vol. 42 no. 6, October 2010.pp. 694-719
Subject(s): Religion
Public servant
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