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Sommario
Introduction: Francisco Colom González and Gianni D’Amato
Part 1. Reframing the Narratives of Secularism:
1.Valeriano Esteban Sánchez: Secularization and Beyond
2. Mathias Thaler: Norms, Stories, and Ideologies: What We Talk About When We Talk About Political Secularism
Part 2. The Governance of Religion: General Perspectives and Case Studies
3. Kevin J. Christiano: European Principles and Canadian Practices: Developing Secular Contexts for Religious Diversity
4. Daphne Halikioupoulou & Sofia Vasilopoulou: Political Instability and the Persistence of Religion in Greece. The Policy Implications of the Cultural Defence Paradigm
5. Francisco Colom González: Political Catholicism and the Secular State: A Spanish Predicament
6. Marcel Maussen: Religious Governance in the Netherlands: Associative Freedoms and Non-discrimination after ‘Pillarization’. The Example of Faith-based Schools
7. Valérie Amiraux & David Koussens: From Law to Narratives: Unveiling Contemporary French Secularism
Part 3. A Changing Institutional Framework
8. Avigail Eisenberg: Choice or Identity? Dilemmas of Protecting Religious Freedom in Canada
9. Veit Bader: Dilemmas of Institutionalisation and Political Participation of Organised Religions in Europe. Associational Governance as a Promising Alternative
Part 4. Accommodation Practices
10. Denise Helly: Islamophobia in Canada? Women’s Rights, Modernity,
Secularism
11. Bertram Turner: Translocal, Faith-based Dispute Management: Moroccan-Canadian Struggles with Normative Plurality
12. Francisco Díez de Velasco: Multi-belief/Multi-faith Spaces: Theoretical Proposals for a Neutral and Operational Design
Info autore
Francisco Colom González is Research Professor at the Institute of Philosophy of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) in Madrid. His work deals with the normative relations between culture, political identity and social change. His most recent publications is The Traditions of Liberty in the Atlantic World, edited with A. Rivero (2016).
Gianni D'Amato is Professor at the University of Neuchâtel and Director of the Swiss Forum of Migration and Population Studies. His research interests are focused on citizenship, mobilities, populism and the history of migration. His most recent publication is The Politicization of Migration, edited with W. van den Brug, D. Ruedin and J. Berkhout (2015)
Riassunto
New forms of religious diversity have emerged that demand specific policies from the state, putting pressure on the established practices of religious governance. European societies have been a testing ground for many of these changes, but for decades Canada has been pioneering the management of diversity, thus offering interesting similarities
