(Hardback)

Beginning with a historical and sociological overview of faith relations, a description of the empirical methodology and a discussion of the evolution of Christian-Muslim partnerships, this work goes on to highlight how the fieldwork data demonstrates the challenges of uniting young people in segregated towns and cities.

(Paperback)

Presents an analytical and reflective look at the contribution that Christian-Muslim partnerships can make to community cohesion. This book concludes by considering possible ways forward for Christian-Muslim relations in Britain and in the international context and for the development of new partnerships between faith and secular organizations.