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| Introduction:Towards a Global Framework and Organic Understanding of Religion | |
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| Theory: Classical, Modern and Postmodern | |
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| Reappraising Durkheim for the Study and Teaching of Religion | |
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| The Uses of Max Weber: Legitimation and Amnesia in Buddhology, South Asian History, and Anthropological Practice Theory | |
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| Max Weber: Religion and Modernization | |
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| Max Weber on Islam and Confucianism: the Kantian Theory of Secularization | |
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| Religion in the Works of Habermas, Bourdieu and Foucault | |
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| Rational Choice Theory: A Critique | |
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| Religion and Gender | |
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| Religion and Modernity Worldwide | |
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| Postmodernism and Religion | |
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| Religion and Power | |
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| Culture and Religion | |
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| Method | |
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| Methodology in the Sociology of Religion | |
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| Conceptual Models in the Study of Religion | |
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| Defining Religion: A Social Science Approach | |
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| Explaining Religion through Cognitive Science | |
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| Religion and related spheres: Morality, Science, Irreligion, Art and Sexuality | |
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| Science and Religion | |
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| Atheism | |
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| Religion and Morality | |
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| The Contemporary Convergence of Art and Religion | |
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| The Social Roots and Meaning of Trance and Possession | |
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| Religion and the State, the Nation, the Law | |
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| Religion and the State | |
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| Religion and Nationalism | |
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| Religion and the Law: An Interactionist View | |
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| The Socio-cultural and Socio-religious Origins of Human Rights | |
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| Globalisation and its Religious Effects | |
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| Globalization, Theocratization and Politicized Civil Rights | |
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| Migration and the Globalization of Religion | |
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| Religious Fundamentalism | |
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| Religious Diversity | |
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| Standard or Mainstream Religion | |
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| The Meaning and Scope of Secularization | |
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| The Sociology of the Clergy | |
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| Congregations: Local, Social and Religious | |
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| Church-Sect-Cult:Constructing Typologies of Religious Groups | |
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| Sects in Islam | |
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| The Reproduction and Transmission of Religion | |
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| The Reproduction and Transmission of Religion | |
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| Generations and Religion | |
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| Religion and Family | |
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| Religion and Ritual | |
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| Religion in the Media | |
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| Religion and the Internet | |
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| New Religion, New Spirituality and Implicit Religion | |
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| New Religious Movements | |
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| Unchurched Spirituality | |
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| Spiritualities of Life | |
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| The Sociology of Esotericism | |
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| Implicit Religion | |
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| Environmental and Social Issues | |
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| Religion and Ecology | |
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| Religion, Spirituality and Health: An Institutional Approach | |
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| Religion and Social Problems: A New Theoretical Perspective | |
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| Religion and Social Problems: Individual and Institutional Responses | |
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| The Role of Religious Institutions in Responding to Crime and Delinquency | |
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| Religion and Altruism | |
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| Religious Violence | |
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| Girard, Religion, Violence, and Modern Martydom | |
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| Teaching the Sociology of Religion | |
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| The Teacher as Religious Ethnographer | |
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| Ethnography/ Religion: Explorations in Field and Classroom | |
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| Index | |