Secularisms in a Postsecular Age?

<div>1.&nbsp;Introduction: Secularities, Religiosities, and Subjectivities; José Mapril, Ruy Blanes, Emerson Giumbelli, Erin K. Wilson.-&nbsp;2.&nbsp;Secular Selves and Bodies: The Case of State Agents in Charge of Implementing the Fight Against Marriages of Convenience in Brussels; Maïté Maskens.-&nbsp;3.&nbsp;A Secular Religion within an Atheist State: The Case of Afro-Cuban Religiosity and the Cuban State; Anastasios Panagiotopoulos.-&nbsp;4.&nbsp;Practicing Secularism in Dutch Mosque Issues: Constitutional Versus Nativist Secularism; Oskar Verkaaik and Pooyan Tamimi Arab.-&nbsp;5.&nbsp;Governing the Poor: Secular and Religious Practices in Debate; Patrícia Birman.-&nbsp;6.&nbsp;Islam and the Tablighi Jama’at in Spain: Ghosts of the Past, Limits of Representation, and New Developments; Guillermo Martín Sáiz.-&nbsp;7.&nbsp;The ‘Culture of Justification’ In the Production of Public Religiosities In Brazil; Paula Montero.-&nbsp;8.&nbsp;Transformations in Argentinean Catholicism, from the Second Half of the Twentieth Century to Pope Francis; Gustavo Morello.-&nbsp;9.&nbsp;Caregiving as Spiritual Expertise: Spirituality and Lived Religion among Portuguese Hospital Chaplains; Luis Pais Bernardo.-&nbsp;10.&nbsp;Embodying Religiosities and Subjectivities: The Responses of Young Spanish Muslims to Violence and Terrorism in the Name of Islam; Virtudes Tellez Delgado.-&nbsp;11.&nbsp;What is Spirituality for? New Relations between Religion, Health, and Public Spaces; Emerson Giumbelli And Rodrigo Toniol.-&nbsp;12.&nbsp;Public Renderings of Islam and the Jihadi Threat: Political, Social, and Religious Critique in Civil Society in Flanders, Belgium; Nella Van Den Brandt.</div><div><br></div>