Regulating Religious Coexistence Tugrul Atamer A workbook built for application

A workbook built for application

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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