Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures And Tables vii
4. Contributing Authors ix
5. Introduction Religion And The Public Sphere 1
6. Part I The Public/Private Divide
7. 1. Canadian Social Imaginaries: Re-Examining Religion And Secularization 25
8. 2. Between The Public And The Private Governing: Religious Expression 44
9. 3. Regional Differences And Continuities At The Intersection Of Culture And Religion: A Case Study Of Immigrant And Second- Generation Young Adults In Canada 66
10. Part II Private Life
11. 4. Maintaining And Nurturing An Islamic Identity In Canada – Online And Offline 97
12. 5. Maghrebi Jewish Migrations And Religious Marriage In Paris And Montréal, 1954–1980 121
13. 6. Talking About Domestic Violence And Communities Of Faith In The Public Sphere: Celebrations And Challenges 149
14. Part III The Public/Private Continuum
15. 7. Beyond Religious Accommodation In The Workplace: A Philosophy Of Diversity 173
16. 8. Religion And The Incorporation Of Haitian Migrants In Montréal 201
17. 9. The Intersection Of Religious Identity And Visible Minority Status :The Case Of Sikh Youth In British Columbia 218
18. 10. Curricular Heresy :Theological Religious Studies And The Assessment Of Religious Pluralism In Canada 237
19. Part IV Public Life
20. 11. Conservative Christianity, Anti-Statism, And Alberta’S Public Sphere: The Curious Case Of Bill 44 257
21. 12. The “Naked Face” Of Secular Exclusion: Bill 94 And The Privatization Of Belief 275
22. 13. Religion And The Socio-Economic Integration Of Immigrants Across Canada 293
23. Conclusion 313
24. Index 317