Titlebook: Islam, Religions, and Pluralism in Europe; Ednan Aslan,Ranja Ebrahim,Marcia Hermansen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Muslim as MinoritiesToday Muslims in Europe are perceived as being a unique and homogeneous population all sharing the same needs and claiming the same rights. Actually, it is only an active part of Muslim communities that are visible and thus seen.

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Youth and Religious Dialogue in MacedoniaIn speaking about multiculturalism or multi-religiosity in multi-religious or multiethnic societies, such as the Republic of Macedonia, it is impossible not to mention the religion factor. This is because religion is considered to be one of the key institutions of society and one of the most important social elements in the global era.

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Introduction,ic institutions and disciplines gathered to discuss the topic “Islam, Religions and Pluralism in Europe” and its broad implications and challenges from a range of perspectives, participating in what one participant termed “interdisciplinary and intercultural discourses”. This theme allowed participa

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Roman Catholic Perspectives on Religions and Pluralism in Europeattended, could quickly impede the desired benefit of putting such discourses into conversation. Everyone would then simply be addressing his/her imagined (disciplinary) community without it being present among listeners or readers. Thus, in order to facilitate some initial understanding across disc

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Conflicting Conceptions of Religious Pluralisminto its own primarily in modern times under the influence of both Enlightenment and Counter-Enlightenment thought. From the Enlightenment perspective, pluralism is defined in the political writings of John Locke (2003), Immanuel Kant (1997, 2002), John Stuart Mill (1977), and John Rawls (1971, 1993

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Accommodating to Swiss Religious Pluralism010). The call for what David Cameron called a “more muscular liberalism” – namely, a limitation of the . policy that has long characterized the British model of the incorporation of cultural minorities – has become the default position in almost all Western societies. The issue of the accommodation