Thomas Sealy is Lecturer in Ethnicity and Race at the University of Bristol Varun Uberoi is Reader in Political Theory and Public Policy at University of Loughborough Nasar Meer is Professor in Social and Political Sciences at the University of Glasgow

• List of FiguresAcknowledgementsNotes on the ContributorsIntroduction: Modoodian MulticulturalismThomas Sealy, Varun Uberoi, Nasar Meer Part One: Orientations and Underpinnings 1. Invoking the Idealist World of IdeasDavid Boucher2. Intimating or Iterating? Modood on Contextualism and the Danish Cartoons of MuhammadSune Lægaard3. Tariq Modood and the Politics of RecognitionSimon Thompson Part Two: The Inclusion of Diversity 4. What’s to Be Done? Reuniting the PeopleCharles Taylor 5. The Unfinished Tasks of Multiculturalism: Thinking of Multiculturalism, Thinking with Tariq ModoodGurpreet Mahajan6. From the Race Relations Act 1968 to the Great Repeal Act 2018: Back to Square One in 50 Years?Maleiha Malik Part Three: Multiculturalism, Nationalism and Transnationalism 7. Multicultural Nationalism as an Ethics of Social MembershipWill Kymlicka 8. Integrating Modood and Kymlicka on National InclusionGeoffrey Brahm Levey9. Transnational Experiences: Redefining Solidarity and NationalismsRiva Kastoryano 10. What Can Migration and National Identity Look Like in the Mid-twenty-first Century? Transnational Diasporas and Digital NomadsAnna Triandafyllidou Part Four: Multiculturalism and Secularism 11. Rethinking Race and Religion with Rawls and ModoodCécile Laborde 12. On Modood’s Moderate SecularismRajeev Bhargava 13.Secular State: Its Importance and LimitsBhikhu Parekh 14. From Then to Now: Some Friendly ResponsesTariq Modood Index

Tariq Modood has been an enormously important intellectual, institutional, and public leader in advancing understandings of multiple and shifting ethnicities. This edited collection reflects his wisdom and extends what has become a rich tradition of analyses to a range of today’s pressing challenges to advance scholarship and improve society.