Secularisms in a Postsecular Age?

Chapter 1 Introduction: Secularities, Religiosities, and Subjectivities

Chapter 2 Secular Selves and Bodies: The Case of State Agents in Charge of Implementing the Fight against Marriages of Convenience in Brussels

Chapter 3 A Secular Religion within an Atheist State: The Case of Afro-Cuban Religiosity and the Cuban State

Chapter 4 Islam and the Tablighi Jama’at in Spain: Ghosts of the Past, Limits of Representation, and New Developments

Chapter 5 Embodying Religiosities and Subjectivities: The Responses of Young Spanish Muslims to Violence and Terrorism in the Name of Islam

Chapter 6 Public Renderings of Islam and the Jihadi Threat: Political, Social, and Religious Critique in Civil Society in Flanders, Belgium

Chapter 7 What Is Spirituality for? New Relations between Religion, Health and Public Spaces

Chapter 8 Managing Mosques in the Netherlands: Constitutional versus Culturalist Secularism

Chapter 9 Governing the Poor: Secular and Religious Practices in Debate

Chapter 10 The “Culture of Justification” in the Production of Public Religiosities in Brazil

Chapter 11 Transformations in Argentinean Catholicism, from the Second Half of the Twentieth Century to Pope Francis

Chapter 12 Caregiving as Spiritual Expertise: Spirituality and Lived Religion among Portuguese Hospital Chaplains

Chapter 13 Religion Out of Place: Social Regulation of Evangelical Expansion in Buenos Aires