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1. Introduction / Tamara Sonn -- Shaping The Discourse: Countering The Secular Bias: 2. 'after Enlightenment, Return To The Marketplace': The Scholar's Responsibility For A Broken World / Karen Armstrong -- 3. The Secular Bias And The Study Of Religious Politics: On John Esposito, Michael Walzer, And Political Islam / Nader Hashemi -- Diversity In Islam: Whose Islam?: 4. The Islamic Reformist Mosaic In Muslim Southeast Asia / Khairudin Aljunied -- 5. Looking For The Caliphate In All The Wrong Places: Isis And Its Reading Of Scripture / Asma Afsaruddin -- 6. How Islamic Is Isis? / Sohail H. Hashmi -- Islam And Pluralism: Interfaith Relations: 7. Building Muslim-buddhist Understanding: The Parallels Of Taqwa/allah Consciousness In The Qur'an And Satipatthana/mindfulness In Anapanasati Sutta / Imtiyaz Yusuf -- 8. Televangelizing Muslims: Christian Satellite Television And Its Impact On Muslim-christian Relations In Jordan / Jordan Denari Duffner -- Orientalism 2.0: Islamophobia: 9. The Social Construction Of The Racial Muslim / Sahar Aziz -- 10. Anti-catholicism, Islamophobia, And White Supremacy In The United States / Scott C. Alexander -- 11. Islam And Exceptionalism In The Western Policy Imagination / Peter Mandaville -- 12. Pluralism, Authority, And Islamophobia: Shari'a And Its Discontents In North America / Mohammad Fadel -- John L. Esposito: Select Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index. Edited By Tamara Sonn. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.