Chapter 1 Introduction: Pluralism as Legitimization of Diversity

Chapter 2 Re-Thinking Religious Pluralism

Chapter 3 Religious Diversity, Social Control, and Legal Pluralism: A Socio-Legal Analysis

Chapter 5 Religious and Philosophical Diversity as a Challenge for the Secularism: A Belgian-French Comparison

Chapter 6 The Diversity of Religious Diversity. Using Census and NCS Methodology in Order to Map and Assess the Religious Diversity of a Whole Country

Chapter 7 Increasing Religious Diversity in a Society Monopolized by Catholicism

Chapter 8 Re-Thinking Religious Diversity: Diversities and Governance of Diversities in “Post-Societies”

Chapter 9 Diversity Versus Pluralism? Notes from the American Experience

Chapter 10 Between No Establishment and Free Exercise: The Dialectic of American Religious Pluralism

Chapter 11 Missionary Trans-Border Religions and Defensive Civil Society in Contemporary Japan: Toward a Comparative Institutional Approach to Religious Pluralism

Chapter 12 Religious Tendencies in Brazil: Disenchantment, Secularization, and Sociologists