Politics of religious freedom Introduction Winnifred Fallers Sullivan Elizabeth Shakman Hurd Saba Mahmood and Peter G. Danchin 1. PART 1. Religion. Chapter 1. Imagining the Hebrew Republic: Christian Genealogies of Religious Freedom Robert Yelle 17. Chapter 2. On the Freedom of the Concepts of Religion and Belief Yvonne Sherwood 29. Chapter 3. Believing in Religious Freedom Elizabeth Shakman Hurd 45. Chapter 4. What Is Religious Freedom Supposed to Free Webb Keane 57. Chapter 5. The Power of Pluralist Thinking Courtney Bender 66. Chapter 6. Refl ections on the Politics of Religious Freedom with Attention to Hawaii Greg Johnson 78. Chapter 7. Traditional African Religious Freedom Rosalind I. J. Hackett 89. PART 2. History. Chapter 8. The Problem with the History of Toleration Evan Haefeli 105. Chapter 9. Religious Minorities and Citizenship in the Long Nineteenth Century: Some Contexts of Jewish Emancipation David Sorkin 115. Chapter 10. Varieties of Religious Freedom and Governance: A Practical Perspective Robert W. Hefner 127. Chapter 11. Religious Freedom between Truth and Tactic Samuel Moyn 135. Chapter 12. Religious Freedom Minority Rights and Geopolitics Saba Mahmood 142. Chapter 13. Ceylon Sri Lanka: The Politics of Religious Freedom and the End of Empire Benjamin Schonthal 149. Chapter 14. Liberty as Recognition Nandini Chatterjee 158. PART 3. Law and Politics. Chapter 15. Postapartheid Treatment of Religious Freedom in South Africa Waheeda Amien 179. Chapter 16. Religious Freedom in Postrevolutionary Tunisia Nadia Marzouki 194. Chapter 17. Beyond Establishment Lori G. Beaman 207. Chapter 18. The Bishops the Sisters and Religious Freedom Elizabeth A. Castelli 220. Chapter 19. The World That Smith Made Winnifred Fallers Sullivan 231. Chapter 20. Religious Freedom in the Panopticon of Enlightenment Rationality Peter G. Danchin 240. Chapter 21. Eversons Children Ann Pellegrini 253. P