Studies in the History of Religious and Political Pluralism

This series addresses a new need. The constitution of many
contemporary communities is radically diverse, and the need is
to think anew about them. Through a mixture of edited collections
and single-authored volumes, the series aims both to examine
how radical diversity has arisen in the religious and political
constitution of society and to analyse the implications for the
future so as to help ensure the harmonious relations between
communities and the best practice of government. Studies in
the History of Religious and Political Pluralism will evaluate new
trends and theories and make available the findings of empirical
research which demonstrates the nature of the pluralistic world
in which we live.