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FRONT MATTER
Michael Siam-Heng Heng and Chin Liew Ten | i |
An East Asian Perspective on Religion and Secularism
PRASENJIT DUARA | 1 |
Secularism and Its Limits
TEN CHIN LIEW | 7 |
The Secular State and Its Challenges
MICHAEL SIAM-HENG HENG | 23 |
Rawlsian Liberalism, Secularism, and the Call for Cosmopolitanism
SARANINDRANATH TAGORE | 37 |
The Machiavellian Problem and Liberal Secularism
BENJAMIN WONG | 61 |
Secularism, Critical Conviction and the 21st Century Project of the European Union: Some Thoughts from Asia
BARNARD TURNER | 77 |
Secular Religiosity in Chinese Politics: A Confucian Perspective
SOR HOON TAN | 95 |
State and Secularism, the French Laïcité System
ANNE-CÉCILE ROBERT and HENRI PEÑA-RUIZ | 123 |
Secularism and the Constitution: Striking the Right Balance
KEVIN Y. L. TAN | 137 |
Secularism and Vaidic Worldview
SWAMI AGNIVESH | 155 |
Secularism in India — A Minority Perspective
ASGHAR ALI ENGINEER | 169 |
The Pakistan Islamic State Project: A Secular Critique
ISHTIAQ AHMED | 185 |
State and Secularism in Bangladesh
HABIBUL HAQUE KHONDKER | 213 |
The State, Egyptian Intellectuals, Intolerance and Religious Discourse
MONA ABAZA | 235 |
Perda, Fatwa and the Challenge to Secular Citizenship in Indonesia
ROBERTUS ROBET | 263 |
Malaysia: Multicultural Society, Islamic State, or What?
JOHAN SARAVANAMUTTU | 279 |
Religious Revival and the Emerging Secularism in China
LITAO ZHAO | 301 |
State and Religion in Turkey: Which Secularism?
RECEP ŞENTÜRK | 319 |
Pragmatic Secularism, Civil Religion, and Political Legitimacy in Singapore
KENNETH PAUL TAN | 339 |
BACK MATTER
Michael Siam-Heng Heng and Chin Liew Ten | 359 |
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