Emergent Religious Pluralisms

<div>Introduction: Conceptualising Pluralism.-&nbsp;Jan-Jonathan Bock, John Fahy & Sami Everett.-&nbsp;Section I: Modes of Pluralism.-&nbsp;1 The Emergence of Different Conceptions of Religious Pluralism in Myanmar.-&nbsp;Madlen Krüger, University of Münster.-&nbsp;2 Turning the Kaleidoscope, or, Religious Pluralism Inside Out? A Perspective from Berlin’s Jewish&nbsp;Scene,&nbsp;Vanessa Rau, University of Cambridge.-&nbsp;3 Pluralism within Islam: Varieties of Intra-Religious Experience in Sri Lanka,&nbsp;Arun Rasiah, Holy Names University, California.-&nbsp;4 Certain Space and Indefinite Places: Sacred Territories and Religious Diversity in Rome, Between&nbsp;Global Flows and Marginalisation,Valeria Fabretti, Center for Religious Studies (ISR) & Piero Vereni (CSPS).-&nbsp;Section II: The Politics of Pluralism.-&nbsp;5 The Boundaries of Religious Pluralism in Public Life,&nbsp;Zaheeda P. Alibhai, University of Ottawa.-&nbsp;6 Religious Pluralism as a Political Ideal: A Critical Inquiry,&nbsp;Élise Rouméas, University of Oxford.-&nbsp;7 ‘We are ONE’: Representing Religious Plurality near Turkey’s border with Syria,&nbsp;Mahiye Seçil Daǧtaș, University of Waterloo.-&nbsp;8 Performative Multiculturalism: Governance of Ethnoreligious Diversity in Contemporary China,&nbsp;Jing Wang, Rice University.-&nbsp;9 Arab Christians in the Levant: Contested Belonging, Citizenship and Civil Emancipation,&nbsp;Heidemarie Winkel, University of Bielefeld.-&nbsp;Section III: Theologies of Pluralism.-&nbsp;10 Martin Buber: Religious Pluralism and Interfaith Dialogue,&nbsp;Hanoch Ben-Pazi, Bar-Ilan University.-&nbsp;11 Don’t Touch My Heart!? A ‘Political Theology of Vulnerability’ as a Possible Resource for&nbsp;Answering (Religious) Diversity,&nbsp;Michaela Neulinger, Institute for Systematic Theology.-&nbsp;12 Anekāntavāda (The Theory of Many-Sidedness of Reality) and the Challenges of Religious&nbsp;Pluralisms in India: An Exploration&nbsp;Priyambada Sarkar, University of Calcutta.-&nbsp;13 Religious Pluralism versus Exclusionism: Recognition versus Misrecognition,&nbsp;Douglas Giles, University of Essex.-&nbsp;Section IV: Responses to Pluralism.-&nbsp;14 Religious Pluralism as an Opportunity and Challenge in Interfaith Youth Projects in the UK</div><div><div>Lenita Törning, Birkbeck, University of London.- 15 ‘Stripping back the layers’: Women’s Constructions of Faith in Malaysia and the UK</div><div>Sara Ashencaen Crabtree, Bournemouth University.- 16 Progressive Mosques as New Agents of Religious Pluralism in the West</div><div>Anna Piela, Leeds Trinity University.- 17 Islamic Cosmopolitanism: Muslim Minorities and the Future of Religious Pluralism in North America and Europe, Carl Morris, University of Central Lancashire.- Conclusion, Nasar Meer, University of Edinburgh</div></div>