Lily Kong is Lee Kong Chian Chair Professor at the Singapore Management University, where she is also President.  Her research has focused on social and cultural change in Asian cities, and she has published widely on religion, cultural industries, creative economies, smart cities, urban heritage, and education.Justin K.H. Tse is Assistant Professor of Religion and Culture (Education) at the College of Integrative Studies at Singapore Management University. He was lead editor of Theological Reflections on the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement (Palgrave, 2014; with Jonathan Y. Tan) and has a forthcoming book from University of Notre Dame Press titled Sheets of Scattered Sand: Cantonese Protestants and the Secular Dream of the Pacific Rim.Orlando Woods is Associate Professor of Geography and Lee Kong Chian Fellow in the College of Integrative Studies, Singapore Management University. His research addresses questions concerning religion, digital technologies, and urban infrastructure in South and Southeast Asia.

• Draft table of contents:1.Introduction.- Part 1. Theoretical Interventions.- 2.Sacred.- 3.Secular.- 4.Theology.- Part 2. Developments.- 5.Landscapes.- 6.Spatial Politics & Poetics.- 7.Bodies & Identities.- 8.Changing Worlds.- Part 3. Directions.- 9.Encounters & Ethics.- 10.Economies & Markets.- 11.Organisations & Institutions.- 12.Movements & migrations.- 13.Media & Mediums.- Part 4. The View from the Outside.- 14.Sociology.- 15.Religious Studies.- 16.Anthropology.- 17.Conclusion.

Lily Kong is Lee Kong Chian Chair Professor at the Singapore Management University, where she is also President.  Her research has focused on social and cultural change in Asian cities, and she has published widely on religion, cultural industries, creative economies, smart cities, urban heritage, and education.Justin K.H. Tse is Assistant Professor of Religion and Culture (Education) at the College of Integrative Studies at Singapore Management University. He was lead editor of Theological Reflections on the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement (Palgrave, 2014; with Jonathan Y. Tan) and has a forthcoming book from University of Notre Dame Press titled Sheets of Scattered Sand: Cantonese Protestants and the Secular Dream of the Pacific Rim.Orlando Woods is Associate Professor of Geography and Lee Kong Chian Fellow in the College of Integrative Studies, Singapore Management University. His research addresses questions concerning religion, digital technologies, and urban infrastructure in South and Southeast Asia.

• Draft table of contents:1.Introduction.- Part 1. Theoretical Interventions.- 2.Sacred.- 3.Secular.- 4.Theology.- Part 2. Developments.- 5.Landscapes.- 6.Spatial Politics & Poetics.- 7.Bodies & Identities.- 8.Changing Worlds.- Part 3. Directions.- 9.Encounters & Ethics.- 10.Economies & Markets.- 11.Organisations & Institutions.- 12.Movements & migrations.- 13.Media & Mediums.- Part 4. The View from the Outside.- 14.Sociology.- 15.Religious Studies.- 16.Anthropology.- 17.Conclusion.

Lily Kong is Lee Kong Chian Chair Professor at the Singapore Management University, where she is also President.  Her research has focused on social and cultural change in Asian cities, and she has published widely on religion, cultural industries, creative economies, smart cities, urban heritage, and education.Justin K.H. Tse is Assistant Professor of Religion and Culture (Education) at the College of Integrative Studies at Singapore Management University. He was lead editor of Theological Reflections on the Hong Kong Umbrella Movement (Palgrave, 2014; with Jonathan Y. Tan) and has a forthcoming book from University of Notre Dame Press titled Sheets of Scattered Sand: Cantonese Protestants and the Secular Dream of the Pacific Rim.Orlando Woods is Associate Professor of Geography and Lee Kong Chian Fellow in the College of Integrative Studies, Singapore Management University. His research addresses questions concerning religion, digital technologies, and urban infrastructure in South and Southeast Asia.

• Draft table of contents:1.Introduction.- Part 1. Theoretical Interventions.- 2.Sacred.- 3.Secular.- 4.Theology.- Part 2. Developments.- 5.Landscapes.- 6.Spatial Politics & Poetics.- 7.Bodies & Identities.- 8.Changing Worlds.- Part 3. Directions.- 9.Encounters & Ethics.- 10.Economies & Markets.- 11.Organisations & Institutions.- 12.Movements & migrations.- 13.Media & Mediums.- Part 4. The View from the Outside.- 14.Sociology.- 15.Religious Studies.- 16.Anthropology.- 17.Conclusion.