Secularism and its cities/ 
Bhargava, Rajeev 
 - New Delhi:  Oxford University Press,  2008. 
 - 550 p. 
<br/><br/>I THE SECULAR IMPERATIVE<br/>1. Modes of Secularism<br/>Charles Taylor<br/>2. The Difficulty of Tolerance<br/>T.M. Scanlon<br/>II SECULARISM IN THE WEST<br/>3. Religious Liberty: Freedom of Choice<br/>or Freedom of Conscience<br/>Michael J. Sandel<br/>4. The Two Thresholds of Laicization<br/>Jean Bauberot<br/>5. Muslim Minorities in Liberal Democracies:<br/>The Politics of Misrecognition<br/>Joseph H. Carens and Melissa S. Williams<br/>m SECULARISM IN INDIA: THE EARLY DEBATE<br/>6. India as a Secular State<br/>D.E. Smith<br/>7. Secularism, East and West<br/>Marc Galanter<br/>8. Hinduism, Secularism, and the Indian Judiciary<br/>Marc Galanter<br/>rV SECULARISM IN INDIA: THE RECENT DEBATE<br/>9. Secularism in Its Place<br/>T,N, Madan<br/>10. The Politics of Secularism and the Recovery<br/>of Religious Toleration<br/>Ashis Nandy<br/>11. Secularism and Tolerance<br/>Partha Chatterjee<br/>12. Secularism, Nationalism, and Modernity<br/>A keel Bilgrami<br/>13. The Crisis of Secularism in India<br/>Stanley J. Tamhiah<br/>14. Secularism and Its Discontents<br/>Amartya Sen<br/>15. What is Secularism For<br/>Rajeev Bhargava 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>211.6  / BHA/S