Introduction
Religion, rights and the public sphere
Volker Kaul
Public Sphere and the Question of Civil Rights
On strongmen’s (and strongwomen’s) trail
Zygmunt Bauman
Egypt after the 2013 military coup
Amr Hamzawy
Turkey’s ‘liberal’ liberals
Murat Borovalı
Denaturalization and denationalization in comparison (France, the United Kingdom, the United States)
Patrick Weil
The Place of Religion in the Public Sphere
From the moral to the political
David M. Rasmussen
Unintelligible! Inaccessible! Unacceptable! Are religious truth claims a problem for liberal democracies?
Maeve Cooke
Citizens in robes
Cristina Lafont
The danger of compartmentalization
Silvio Ferrari
Religion and the Social Construction of the Public Sphere
Unveiling the religious motives in radical social critique
Boyan Znepolski
Looking beyond ‘imaginary’ analytics and hermeneutics in comparative politics
Murat Akan
Lifestyle and rights
Ahmet Murat Aytaç
Islam and the Public Sphere
Islamic thought and the public sphere
Moh’d Khair Eiedat
Michel Houellebecq’s shifting representation of Islam
Camil Ungureanu
The international order and the persistence of ‘violent extremism’ in the Islamic world
Can Cemgil
Social and political roles of the Armenian clergy from the late Ottoman era to the Turkish republic
Ohannes Kılıçdağı
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