Islam, Religions, and Pluralism in Europe

1. Introduction
Marcia K. Hermansen

Part I. Theological and Conceptual Refl ections on Pluralism

2. Plurality as the Will of God
Ednan Aslan

3. Classical and Contemporary Islamic Perspectives on Religious Plurality
Marcia K. Hermansen

4. Islamic Radicalism
Ranja Ebrahim

5. Roman Catholic Perspectives on Religions and Pluralism in Europe
Andreas Telser

6. Conflicting Conceptions of Religious Pluralism
Hanan A. Alexander

Part II. Western Europe – Issues of Plurality in Pedagogy and Society

7. Pluralism of Religions or Pluralism based on Neutrality?
Friedrich Schweitzer

8. Teaching and Learning about Religion between Religious Plurality and Secularism
Henning Schluß, Christine Salmen

9. Accommodating to Swiss Religious Pluralism
Matteo Gianni

10. Muslim as Minorities
Samim Akgönül

11. Muslims and Austro-European Values
Minela Salkic Joldo

12. Religious Pluralism, Education, and Citizenship in Ireland
Bradford A. Anderson, Gareth Byrne, Sandra Cullen

13. Challenges of the Institutionalization of Same Sex Marriage for Religious Pluralism in Denmark
Niels Valdemar Vinding, Emil Bjørn Hilton Saggau

Part III. Balkans and Eastern Europe – Islam, Dialogue, and Plurality

14. Interreligious Dialogue in the Macedonian Context
Ali Pajaziti

15. Youth and Religious Dialogue in Macedonia
Muhamed Jashari

16. From Religious Nationalism to Religious Pluralism
Jeton Mehmeti

17. The Contribution of Religious Education to Intercultural Dialogue in Kosovo
Muzaqete Kosumi

18. Religious Pluralism
Bayram Karci

19. The Phenomenon of Contemporary Pluralism
Laurentiu D. Tănase

20. Headscarves in the Classroom
Rositsa Atanasova

21. Transformed Perceptions of Islam and Muslims in Ukraine in the Wake of the Social and Political Changes Caused by Euromaidan
Denis Brylov

22. Muslim Leaders and the State in Contemporary Tatarstan
Leyla Almazova

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Sociology of Religion, Religion and Society, Islamic Theology