Postsecular cities: space, theory and practice, edited by Beaumont, Justin and Christopher Baker (original) (raw)

The edited volume "Postsecular Cities" explores the complex interconnections between religion, secularism, and urban life, emphasizing the need for dialogue across disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, and theology. Through varied empirical case studies from cities around the world, the authors address themes of justice, diaspora identity, urban policy, and the evolving role of faith in public life. The work underscores how religious and secular dynamics shape urban experiences and policy, ultimately urging a more nuanced understanding of contemporary urban spaces in postsecular contexts.