Religion in a
changing world.
Books on the people, beliefs, and institutions at the intersection of religion, science, and technology.
Rutgers University Press · 2026Divine Meets Digital
Tech Workers and Religion
in the U.S. and China
How do people building the technological future understand faith, spirituality, and ethics? Drawing on 98 interviews with tech workers in Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, I explore how religion figures in the lives of people working in an industry often associated with secularism.
The book brings a comparative perspective to questions of meaning, technological possibility, and the ethical choices people make at work.
2019
Oxford University Press
Secularity and Science
What Scientists Around the World Really Think About Religion
Based on surveys of more than 20,000 scientists and interviews with over 600, this book examines the relationship between science and religion across eight national and regional settings. It shows how scientists’ beliefs and experiences vary across social contexts.
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progress
The University of
North Carolina Press
Buddhism Behind Borders
How National Context Influences Buddhists’ Expression of Religion in China and the United States
A comparative study of how national contexts shape Buddhist identities, practices, and religious communities in China and the United States.
This book is in progress and under advance contract with the University of North Carolina Press.
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