Willie Gin received his doctorate in political science from the University of Pennsylvania and is currently an assistant professor at Xavier University of Louisiana. His main areas of research interest are in minority incorporation, American political development, and how current technology affects both racial and income inequality. He has recently published in journals such as Politics and Religion.

• Ch. 1. The Multiplicity of the Catholic PastCh. 2. Transubstantiating the Body Politic—A Theory of Reconstructive CoalitionsCh. 3. Catholic Incorporation from 1890 to the Mid-20th CenturyCh. 4. Working with Catholicism in AustraliaCh. 5. Catholicism at Arm’s Length in the United StatesCh. 6. Provincializing Catholicism in CanadaCh. 7. Catholic Standing in the Latter Half of the 20th CenturyCh. 8. Realigning Catholicism and Protestantism in the United StatesCh. 9. The Limits of Pan-Christian Coalitions in Australia and CanadaCh. 10. The Catholic Past as Prologue? The Future of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Minority Political Incorporation

Willie Gin received his doctorate in political science from the University of Pennsylvania and is currently an assistant professor at Xavier University of Louisiana. His main areas of research interest are in minority incorporation, American political development, and how current technology affects both racial and income inequality. He has recently published in journals such as Politics and Religion.

• Ch. 1. The Multiplicity of the Catholic PastCh. 2. Transubstantiating the Body Politic—A Theory of Reconstructive CoalitionsCh. 3. Catholic Incorporation from 1890 to the Mid-20th CenturyCh. 4. Working with Catholicism in AustraliaCh. 5. Catholicism at Arm’s Length in the United StatesCh. 6. Provincializing Catholicism in CanadaCh. 7. Catholic Standing in the Latter Half of the 20th CenturyCh. 8. Realigning Catholicism and Protestantism in the United StatesCh. 9. The Limits of Pan-Christian Coalitions in Australia and CanadaCh. 10. The Catholic Past as Prologue? The Future of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Minority Political Incorporation

Willie Gin received his doctorate in political science from the University of Pennsylvania and is currently an assistant professor at Xavier University of Louisiana. His main areas of research interest are in minority incorporation, American political development, and how current technology affects both racial and income inequality. He has recently published in journals such as Politics and Religion.

• Ch. 1. The Multiplicity of the Catholic PastCh. 2. Transubstantiating the Body Politic—A Theory of Reconstructive CoalitionsCh. 3. Catholic Incorporation from 1890 to the Mid-20th CenturyCh. 4. Working with Catholicism in AustraliaCh. 5. Catholicism at Arm’s Length in the United StatesCh. 6. Provincializing Catholicism in CanadaCh. 7. Catholic Standing in the Latter Half of the 20th CenturyCh. 8. Realigning Catholicism and Protestantism in the United StatesCh. 9. The Limits of Pan-Christian Coalitions in Australia and CanadaCh. 10. The Catholic Past as Prologue? The Future of Ethnic, Racial, and Religious Minority Political Incorporation