Jeremy F. Walton is a Postdoctoral Fellow for the Study of Secularism and New Religiosities, CETREN Project, Georg August University of Gottingen.

Though Walton's work has greatly assisted me in answering so many unresolved questions and assumptions that arose during my time in Turkey, its contribution goes beyond the benefits of explaining my own experiences back to me; Muslim Civil Society and the Politics of Religious Freedom in Turkish Politics and Society is a valuable piece of scholarship whose nuance towards understanding the religious politics of Islam and the state is often absent in much of the current literature.

• List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements Preface: Excursions to the Margins Introduction: Islam, Secularism, and Civil Society in the Turkish Present Chapter One: Varieties of Islam in the Turkish Public Sphere Chapter Two: Confessional Pluralism and the Civil Society Effect Chapter Three: Counterpublic Spatial Practices of Muslim Civil Society Chapter Four: Temporal Practices of Muslim Civil Society, or the Dilemmas of Historicism Chapter Five: Fashioning the Neo-Ottoman Chronotope of IstanbulAfterword: A Panorama of Muslim Civil Society in Miniature Bibliography

Jeremy F. Walton is a Postdoctoral Fellow for the Study of Secularism and New Religiosities, CETREN Project, Georg August University of Gottingen.

Though Walton's work has greatly assisted me in answering so many unresolved questions and assumptions that arose during my time in Turkey, its contribution goes beyond the benefits of explaining my own experiences back to me; Muslim Civil Society and the Politics of Religious Freedom in Turkish Politics and Society is a valuable piece of scholarship whose nuance towards understanding the religious politics of Islam and the state is often absent in much of the current literature.

• List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements Preface: Excursions to the Margins Introduction: Islam, Secularism, and Civil Society in the Turkish Present Chapter One: Varieties of Islam in the Turkish Public Sphere Chapter Two: Confessional Pluralism and the Civil Society Effect Chapter Three: Counterpublic Spatial Practices of Muslim Civil Society Chapter Four: Temporal Practices of Muslim Civil Society, or the Dilemmas of Historicism Chapter Five: Fashioning the Neo-Ottoman Chronotope of IstanbulAfterword: A Panorama of Muslim Civil Society in Miniature Bibliography

Jeremy F. Walton is a Postdoctoral Fellow for the Study of Secularism and New Religiosities, CETREN Project, Georg August University of Gottingen.

Though Walton's work has greatly assisted me in answering so many unresolved questions and assumptions that arose during my time in Turkey, its contribution goes beyond the benefits of explaining my own experiences back to me; Muslim Civil Society and the Politics of Religious Freedom in Turkish Politics and Society is a valuable piece of scholarship whose nuance towards understanding the religious politics of Islam and the state is often absent in much of the current literature.

• List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements Preface: Excursions to the Margins Introduction: Islam, Secularism, and Civil Society in the Turkish Present Chapter One: Varieties of Islam in the Turkish Public Sphere Chapter Two: Confessional Pluralism and the Civil Society Effect Chapter Three: Counterpublic Spatial Practices of Muslim Civil Society Chapter Four: Temporal Practices of Muslim Civil Society, or the Dilemmas of Historicism Chapter Five: Fashioning the Neo-Ottoman Chronotope of IstanbulAfterword: A Panorama of Muslim Civil Society in Miniature Bibliography