Machine generated contents note: pt. I Structures -- 1.Between a rock and a hard place: Negotiating religious voices in public spaces / Elaine Graham -- 2.Blessing the rich, damning the poor and forgetting the social: Divine apologetics for class inequality and the study of religion in a neoliberal age / Sean Mccloud -- 3.A European perspective on religion and welfare: Contrasts and commonalities / Grace Davie -- 4.Ethno-religious assertiveness out of racial equality / Tariq Modood -- 5.Causes of the Dutch multicultural reversal: A cautionary tale about being too democratic in the media age / David Herbert -- pt. II Institutions -- 6.Resistant, reluctant or responsible? The negotiation of religious and cultural plurality in Canadian healthcare / Marie Cochrane -- 7.Designing equality: Multi-faith space as social intervention / Chris Hewson -- 8.Religion and belief, equality and inequality in UK higher education / Tristram Hooley -- 9.Without fear or favour: Equality and diversity in the treatment of religions and beliefs in religious education in England / Denise Cush -- 10.Still a challenge for us all? The Runnymede Trust, Islamophobia and policy / Chris Allen -- 11.Australian-born Muslims: The emergence of political project identities / Joshua M. Roose -- 12.Minoritisation and global religious activism: Pentecostals and ecumenicals confronting inequality in politics and culture / Joanildo Burity -- pt. III Lived experiences -- 13.Gender, religion and new media in the Netherlands: Rethinking the position of Dutch Muslims through critical multiculturalism and the post-secular / Eva Midden -- 14.English evangelicals and the claims of equality / Anna Strhan -- 15.Complicating the whole from the position of a broken body: Interactions between religion, disability and material feminism / Chris Klassen -- 16.Domestic abuse and Black-led Pentecostal churches in the UK / Cecilia Cappel -- 17.`I will be married in the eyes of god': Religious same-sex attracted young people reimagining their future / Luke Gahan.
