Chapter 1. Introduction; David Yamane.- Part I. Religion and Social Institutions.- Chapter 2. Health and Biological Functioning; Terrence Hill, Matt Bradshaw and Amy Burdette.- Chapter 3. Work, Occupations, and Entrepreneurship; Jerry Z. Park, Kevin D. Dougherty and Mitchell J. Neubert.- Chapter 4. Science; Kathleen Oberlin.- Chapter 5. Sport; David Yamane.- Chapter 6. Education; David Sikkink and Jonathan Hill.- Chapter 7. Media; Stewart Hoover and Seung Soo Kim.- Part II. Religious Organization.- Chapter 8. Denominations, Congregations, and Special Purpose Groups; Nancy T. Ammerman.- Chapter 9. Organizational Innovation; Tricia Bruce and Josh Packard.- Chapter 10. Digital Religion; Christopher Helland.- Chapter 11. Spirituality; Giuseppe Giordan.- Part III. Family, Life Course, and Individual Change.- Chapter 12. Family; Kathleen Jenkins.- Chapter 13. Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood; Richard J. Petts and Scott A. Desmond.- Chapter 14. Aging; Neal Krause.- Chapter 15. Identity; Matthew T. Loveland.- Chapter 16. Nonreligion and Atheism; Ryan Cragun.- Chapter 17. Delinquency and Deviance; John P. Hoffmann, Stephen J. Bahr, and Michaela Huber.- Part IV. Difference and Inequality.- Chapter 18. Social Class; Philip Schwadel.- Chapter 19. Gender; Orit Avishai.- Chapter 20. Sexuality; Sarah-Jane Page and Heather Shipley.- Chapter 21. Race and Ethnicity; Todd Matthews, John P. Bartkowski and Tyrone Chase.- Part V. Political and Legal Processes.- Chapter 22. Comparative Politics; Jonathan Fox.- Chapter 23. Conflict and Peace; Isak Svensson.- Chapter 24. Law and Social Control; James T. Richardson.- Part V. Globalization and Transnationalism.- Chapter 25. Globalization; Victor Roudometof.- Chapter 26. Transnationalism; Stephen Offutt and Grant Miller.- Chapter 27. International Migration; Peter Kivisto, Augustana College.
