Regulating Religious Coexistence Tugrul Atamer A workbook built for application

A workbook built for application

We might find it exciting and temporarily rewarding to gamble on the lottery or impulsively buy an expensive gadget

Drawing on the rich psychological research on emotions

rather than as a source of shame

Wilson recount tales of genuine maledictions intended to invoke evil and unease across the state the Keystone State

Regulating Religious Coexistence Tugrul Atamer A workbook built for applicationRegulating Religious Coexistence offers a compelling ethnographic analysis of how Muslims, Christians, and practitioners of indigenous African religions negotiate coexistence in Kenya's coastal region. The book conceptualizes religious diversity as a dynamic field shaped by multiple partly intersecting and partly conflicting models of interaction. These include the political secularism promoted by the Kenyan state and civil society organizations