Jan-Jonathan Bock is Programme Director of Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park, UK.John Fahy is Research Affiliate at the Woolf Institute, University of Cambridge, UK.Samuel Everett is Research Associate at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), University of Cambridge, UK.

• 1. Emergent Religious Pluralisms: Ideas and Realities in a Changing World; Jan-Jonathan Bock & John Fahy. - 2. Islamic Cosmopolitanism: Muslim Minorities and Religious Pluralism in North America and Europe; Carl Morris. - 3. The Boundaries of Religious Pluralism; Zahedda P. Alibhai. - 4. Writing in Palimpsests: Performative Acts and Tactics in Everyday Life of Chinese Muslims; Jing Wang. - 5. Religious Pluralism, Interfaith Dialogue and Postwar Lebanon; Stacey Gutkowski, Craig Larkin & Ana Maria Daou. - 6. Toward Muslim Pluralism: Dialogue and Discord in Contemporary Sri Lanka; Harun Rasiah. - 7. Uncovering Neglected Emerging Lived Religious Pluralisms; Douglas Giles. - 8. Increasing Plurality and Neglected Pluralism: Religious Diversity in the Suburbs of Rome; Valeria Fabretti, Maria Chiara Giorda & Piero Vereni. - 9. Turning the Kaleidoscope and Religious Pluralism Inside-out: The Case of Berlin's Jewish Scene; Vanessa Rau. - 10. 'Religion Is like Tofu, It Takes on the Flavour of Whatever It’s Cooked In’: Religious Citizenship and Pluralism Shaping Lived Religion Within an American Women’s Mosque; Anna Piela. - 11. Preaching to the Converted?: Interfaith Dialogue vs. Interfaith Realities; Sarah L. Markiewicz. - 12. Climate Change and Global Religious Pluralism; Evan Berry. - 13. Afterword: A Plural Century?; Nasar Meer and Samuel Everett.

Jan-Jonathan Bock is Programme Director of Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park, UK.John Fahy is Research Affiliate at the Woolf Institute, University of Cambridge, UK.Samuel Everett is Research Associate at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), University of Cambridge, UK.

• 1. Emergent Religious Pluralisms: Ideas and Realities in a Changing World; Jan-Jonathan Bock & John Fahy. - 2. Islamic Cosmopolitanism: Muslim Minorities and Religious Pluralism in North America and Europe; Carl Morris. - 3. The Boundaries of Religious Pluralism; Zahedda P. Alibhai. - 4. Writing in Palimpsests: Performative Acts and Tactics in Everyday Life of Chinese Muslims; Jing Wang. - 5. Religious Pluralism, Interfaith Dialogue and Postwar Lebanon; Stacey Gutkowski, Craig Larkin & Ana Maria Daou. - 6. Toward Muslim Pluralism: Dialogue and Discord in Contemporary Sri Lanka; Harun Rasiah. - 7. Uncovering Neglected Emerging Lived Religious Pluralisms; Douglas Giles. - 8. Increasing Plurality and Neglected Pluralism: Religious Diversity in the Suburbs of Rome; Valeria Fabretti, Maria Chiara Giorda & Piero Vereni. - 9. Turning the Kaleidoscope and Religious Pluralism Inside-out: The Case of Berlin's Jewish Scene; Vanessa Rau. - 10. 'Religion Is like Tofu, It Takes on the Flavour of Whatever It’s Cooked In’: Religious Citizenship and Pluralism Shaping Lived Religion Within an American Women’s Mosque; Anna Piela. - 11. Preaching to the Converted?: Interfaith Dialogue vs. Interfaith Realities; Sarah L. Markiewicz. - 12. Climate Change and Global Religious Pluralism; Evan Berry. - 13. Afterword: A Plural Century?; Nasar Meer and Samuel Everett.

Jan-Jonathan Bock is Programme Director of Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park, UK.John Fahy is Research Affiliate at the Woolf Institute, University of Cambridge, UK.Samuel Everett is Research Associate at the Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH), University of Cambridge, UK.

• 1. Emergent Religious Pluralisms: Ideas and Realities in a Changing World; Jan-Jonathan Bock & John Fahy. - 2. Islamic Cosmopolitanism: Muslim Minorities and Religious Pluralism in North America and Europe; Carl Morris. - 3. The Boundaries of Religious Pluralism; Zahedda P. Alibhai. - 4. Writing in Palimpsests: Performative Acts and Tactics in Everyday Life of Chinese Muslims; Jing Wang. - 5. Religious Pluralism, Interfaith Dialogue and Postwar Lebanon; Stacey Gutkowski, Craig Larkin & Ana Maria Daou. - 6. Toward Muslim Pluralism: Dialogue and Discord in Contemporary Sri Lanka; Harun Rasiah. - 7. Uncovering Neglected Emerging Lived Religious Pluralisms; Douglas Giles. - 8. Increasing Plurality and Neglected Pluralism: Religious Diversity in the Suburbs of Rome; Valeria Fabretti, Maria Chiara Giorda & Piero Vereni. - 9. Turning the Kaleidoscope and Religious Pluralism Inside-out: The Case of Berlin's Jewish Scene; Vanessa Rau. - 10. 'Religion Is like Tofu, It Takes on the Flavour of Whatever It’s Cooked In’: Religious Citizenship and Pluralism Shaping Lived Religion Within an American Women’s Mosque; Anna Piela. - 11. Preaching to the Converted?: Interfaith Dialogue vs. Interfaith Realities; Sarah L. Markiewicz. - 12. Climate Change and Global Religious Pluralism; Evan Berry. - 13. Afterword: A Plural Century?; Nasar Meer and Samuel Everett.