Religion, identity and change : perspectives on global transformations

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Contents: Preface, Kieran Flanagan Ambiguous attachments: religion, identity and nation, Simon Coleman and Peter Collins Losing our space, finding our place? The changing identity of the English parish church, Martin Percy The changing identity of Catholics in Britain, Mike Hornsby-Smith Identity and the Anglican priesthood: debates on the ordination of women and homosexuals in sociological perspective, Martin Stringer Religion, identity and change in contemporary Wales, Paul Chambers Unfinished business: devolving Scotland/devolving religion, Steve Sutcliffe Time, place and Mormon sense of self, Douglas Davies American-led urban revivals as ethnic identity arenas in Britain, Nancy Schaefer Protestant women - political activists: tangling secular and religious identity in Northern Ireland, Katy Radford Islam, identity and globalization: reflections in the wake of September 11th, 2001, David Herbert 'I'm a Gujarati Lohana and a Vaishnav as well': religious identity formation among young Coventrian Punjabis and Gujaratis, Eleanor Nesbitt Kinship identity and nonformative spiritual seekership, Matthew Wood Index.