A panel discussion and book launch with contributors to After Pluralism: Reimagining Religious Engagement, the first volume in the book series by Columbia University Press and the Institute for Religion, Culture and Public Life:

• Courtney Bender, Associate Professor, Religion, Columbia University

• J. Terry Todd, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, Drew University

• Janet Jakobsen, Director, Center for Research on Women, Barnard College

• Winnifred F. Sullivan, Director, Law and Religion Program, University Buffalo Law School

• Rosemary Hicks, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for the Humanities, Tufts University

• Moderated by Craig Calhoun, President of the Social Science Research Council.

Praise for After Pluralism:
“After Pluralism brings us astonishing new insight into the   underpinnings, uses, and limits of religious pluralism in many   settings — from US and Canadian law courts, to the sacred lands of   indigenous peoples, the American theatre, Cairo television, German   prisons, and more. Its closely reasoned and beautifully illustrated   essays make us rethink the ways in which religions are and can be   lived in the world. A deeply important book for our time. ” —  Natalie  Zemon Davis, University of Toronto

Co-sponsored with Columbia University Press.