Publications

Resources by Adam Dinham:

• More Than Measurement : Assessing Quality Through Reflection in Faith Based Social Action, Adam Dinham, Doreen Finneron, Steve Summers and Jane Winter, 2011. Executive Summary 
• Faith Based Social Action and the Big Society - A Tale of Two Cities?, Adam Dinham
• Measurement as Reflection in Faith-Based Social Action, Adam Dinham & Martha Shaw, Community Development Journal, January, 2011.
• Adam Dinham's book, Faiths, Public Policy and Civil Society: Problems, Policies, Controversies, is now available from www.palgrave.com. See flyer and order form [pdf].
• Faith in the public realm [pdf]
• Faiths & Frontiers [pdf]
• Priceless Unmeasurable & Keeping It Together [pdf]
• Faith as Social Capital
• The Mustard Seed Effect: the wider role of Church Urban Fund in areas of urban disadvantage, 2005, London: CUF
• Faith Based Social Action & the Inter Faith Framework,, 2008
• Religion, Resources & Representation  - Three Narratives of Faith Engagement in British Urban Governance, Adam Dinham & Vivien Lowndes 
• The Equalities Framework and Faiths: Issues and Implications 
• Faiths, Equalities & Sexual Orientation: an exploratory study, Adam Dinham & Martha Shaw, 2009
• Prophets for Social Good(s): faith, social enterprise and the ‘market’ dilemma Religion, Welfare & Education, Adam Dinham & Robert Jackson, 2011 -Pending
• Religion, Public Policy & the Academy: Brokering Public Faith in a Context of Ambivalence, Adam Dinham (corresponding author) with Stephen H. Jones
  
  

Resources by FCSU Fellows

Rachael Chapman:

• With Hamaleinen, L. (2011)  Understanding Faith Based Engagement and Volunteering in the Postsecular Society: Motivations, Rationales and Translation, in Justin Beaumont and Christopher Baker, Postsecular Cities Space, Theory and Practice, London: Continuum International Publishing Group
• With Lowndes, V. (2009), Accountable, Authorised or Authentic?  What do 'Faith Representatives' Offer Urban Governance?, Public Money and Management, Vol. 29, No. 6.
• (2009), Citizens of Faith in Governance: Opportunities, Rationales and Challenges, in C. Durose, S. Greasley and L. Richardson eds. Changing Local Governance, Changing Citizens, Bristol: The Policy Press..
• (2009), ‘Faith and the Voluntary Sector in Urban Governance: Distinctive yet Similar?’, in A. Dinham, R. Furbey and V. Lowndes eds. Faith in the Public Realm: Controversies, Policies and Practices, Bristol: The Policy Press.
• With Lowndes, V. (2008) ‘Faith in governance? The potential and the pitfalls of involving faith groups in urban governance', Planning Practice and Research, Vol. 23, No.1.
• With Thorp, L. (2008), ‘Faith and Community Cohesion’: Resources, Rationales and Tensions’, Presented at the Post-secular City session of the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 15-19th April.
• With Lowndes,V, (2007), 'Faith, Hope and Clarity: Developing a Model of Faith Group Involvement in Civil Renewal', in Tessa Brannan, Peter John, and Gerry Stoker eds., Re-energising Citizenship: Strategies for Civil Renewal, Basingstoke: Palgrave, p163-184.
• With Lowndes, V. (2005), 'Faith, hope and clarity: Developing a model of faith group involvement in civil renewal', Paper presented at the International Sociological Association RC21 Conference, Cities as Social Fabric: Fragmentation and Integration, Paris, June.

Richard Farnell:

• Farnell, R. ‘The City and the Cathedral – Views both Ways’ in Lamb, C. (Forthcoming) Reconciling People: Coventry Cathedral 50 Years On. London: Canterbury Press.
• Jarvis, D., Porter, F., Broughton, K. & Lambie, H. with Farnell, R. (2010) Building Better Neighbourhoods: the Contribution of Faith Communities to Oxfordshire Life. Oxford: OSCA
• Farnell, R. (2009) 'Faiths, government and regeneration: a contested discourse.' In Faith in the Public Realm: Controversies, Policies and Practices edited by. Dinham, A., Furbey, R. and Lowndes, V. Bristol: Policy Press
• Farnell, R. with Ramsey, S. (2007) Faith in Lewisham: a review and evaluation of partnership work between the LB of Lewisham and local faith communities. Published Report. Coventry: Coventry University
• Farnell, R. (2007) 'Rural Community Vibrancy and the Contribution of Church People.' Crucible: the Christian Journal of Social Ethics Volume 46, (Issue 3) 27-34.
• Furbey, R., Dinham, A., Farnell, R., Finneron, D., Wilkinson, G., Howarth, C., Hussain, D., and Palmer, S. (2006) Faith as Social Capital: Connecting or dividing? Published Book, Bristol: Policy Press
• Farnell, R., Jarvis, D., Ricketts Hein, J., Hopkinson, J. and Martineau, J. (2006) Faith in Rural Communities: Contributions of Social Capital to Community Vibrancy. Published Report, Stoneleigh: Acora
• Farnell, R., Furbey, R., Hills, S., Macey, M., and Smith, G. (2003) Engaging Faith Communities in Urban Regeneration: Findings. Published Paper, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation
• Farnell, R., Furbey, R., Hills, S., Macey, M., and Smith, G. (2003) Faith in Urban Regeneration? Published Book, Bristol: Policy Press
• Farnell, R. (2001) 'Faith communities, regeneration and social exclusion: Developing a research agenda.' Community Development Journal 36, (4) 263-272.

 Dilwar Hussain:

• “Faith, multiculturalism and social cohesion: A policy conversation” (with Ted Cantle and Maqsood Ahmed), in: Adam Dinham, Robert Furbey and Vivien Lowndes (Eds.), Faith in the Public Realm: Controversies, policies and practices. Policy Press, 2009.
• “Europe, Muslims in” entry inOxford Encyclopedia of Islam,Oxford University Press, 2009.
• “Islam” in Zaki Cooper and Guy Lodge (eds.), Faith in the Nation: religion, identity and the public realm in Britain today, IPPR, December 2008.
• Contributed to guidance booklet: Leading the preventing violent extremism agenda: a role made for councillors. Local Government Association, 2008.
• “The Impact of 9/11 and 7/7 on British Muslims”, Open University Website, October 2008.
• “Islamophobia: Old Wine in New Bottles?”, in Islamophobia and the Challenges of Pluralism in the 21st Century, ACMCU Occasional Papers, August 2008.
• “Faith and Solidarity” in Nick Johnson (ed.), Citizenship, Cohesion and Solidarity, The Smith Institute, June 2008.
• “British Muslims in the anti-terror age” in Global Dialogue, Vol. 9, No. 3-4, Summer / Autumn 2007.
• “Peaceful co-existence of different religions and cultures” in At the Centre of the Sacred: Proceedings of the 12th Espoo Cultural Forum, Finland, 2007.
• “Identity Formation and Change in British Muslim Communities” in Margaret Wetherell et al, Identity, Ethnic Diversity and Community Cohesion. Sage, 2007.
• Report on Perceptions of Discrimination and Islamophobia: Voices from members of Muslim communities in the European Union, with Tufyal Choudhury et al. Vienna, Austria, EUMC, 2006.
• ‘Brytyjscy muzulmanie 9/11 i 7/7’ (British Muslims, 9/11 and 7/7) in: Gorak-Sosnowska et al., Islam I obywatelskosc w Europie. Warsaw, Poland, 2006.
• Faithful Cities, a report of the Commission on Urban Life and Faith, May 2006.
• Faith as Social Capital – Connecting or Dividing? Report of a Joseph-Rowntree Foundation research project with Rob Furbey, et al., March 2006.
• Chapter on ‘Can Islam Make us British?’ in Madeleine Bunting (ed.) Islam, Race and Being British, Guardian Publications, 2005.
• Report on Human Rights and Muslims in the EU, jointly with Professor Jocelyne Cesari and Alexandre Caeiro, the European Commission, 2005.
• Report on Mapping Jewish-Muslim Dialogue in UK sponsored by the Stone-Ashdown Foundation, with Dr Keith Kahn-Harris et al., July 2005.
• Chapter on ‘British Muslim Identity post 9/11’, in Ron Geaves et al., Islam and the West Post September 11th, Ashgate, 2004.
• Article on ‘Muslim Political Participation in Britain and the ‘Europeanisation’ of Fiqh’ in Die Welt des Islam, Brill, Leiden, Winter 2004.
• Article on ‘Islam and Civil Society’, The Toynbee Journal, Autumn 2004.
• British Muslims between Assimilation and Segregation, co-authored book, The Islamic Foundation, 2004.
• Paper on “Muslims in British Cities: Are they Different from Other Migrants?” in a report on European Muslims and the Secular State in a Comparative Perspective, organised by NOCRIME for the European Commission, July 2003.
• Paper on ‘Tackling Islamophobia: Some European Examples’ in Boèce: Revue romande des science humaines, Issue 6, 2003.
• British Muslims: Loyalty and Belonging, co-edited book, The Islamic Foundation, Leicester, 2003.
• Chapter on ‘The Holy Grail of Muslims in Western Europe: Representation and Relationship with the State’, in Esposito and Burgat (eds.), Modernizing Islam: Religion in the Public Sphere in Europe and the Middle East.Hurst & Co., London, 2003.

Other resources 

• ACUPA (Archbishop of Canterbury’s Commission on Urban Priority Areas) (1985) Faith in the City London: Church House Publishing
• Ahmed R, Finneron D & Singh H (2004) Tools for Regeneration: a holistic approach for faith communities London: FbRN UK/CUF
• Backstrom, Davie & Edgardh eds. Welfare & Religion in 21st Century Europe, Volumes 1 & 2   Download order form. 
• Brahm Levey. G & Modood.T (2009) Secularism, Religion and Multicultural Citizenship, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.
• Brivati B & Bale T (eds) (1997) New Labour in Power: precedents and prospects London, Routledge
• Bruce.S (2011) Secularization – In Defence of an Unfashionable Theory, Oxford University Press.
• Clarke J & Newman J (1997) The Managerial State London: Sage
• Cooling.T (2010) Doing God in Education, Theos.
• CULF (Commission on Urban Life and Faith) (2006) Faithful Cities London: Church House Publishing
• Driver S & Martell L (1998) New Labour: politics after Thatcherism Cambridge, Polity Press
• During.S (2010) Exit Capitalism: Literary Culture, Theory and Post-Secular Modernity, Routledge, Abingdon.
• Farnell R (2001) Faith Communities, Regeneration and Social Exclusion: developing a research agenda in Community Development Journal vol36 no4:263-272 Oxford University Press
• Farnell R, Furbey R, Shams Al-Haqq Hills S, Macey M & Smith G (2003) Faith in Urban Regeneration: engaging faith communities in urban regeneration London: Policy Press
• Farnell R, Lund S, Furbey R, Lawless P, Wishart B & Else P (1994) Hope in the City? The local impact of the Church Urban Fund Sheffield, Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research, Sheffield Hallam University
• Faux G (1999) Community development Corporations: A strategy for depressed urban and rural areas in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science no43:71-92
• Finneron D & Dinham A (2002) Building on Faith: faith buildings in neighbourhood renewal Hertford: CUF
• Finneron D, Green L, Harley S & Robertson J (2001) Challenging Communities: church related community development and neighbourhood renewal London: CUF/CCWA
• Ford.D (2011) The Future of Christian Theology, Wiley-Blackwell, Chichester.
• Giddens A (2000) The Third Way and its Critics Cambridge, Polity Press
• Giddens A (2002) Where Now for New Labour? Cambridge, Polity Press
• Greater London Enterprise (GLE)/London Churches Group (LCG) (2002) Neighbourhood Renewal in London: the role of faith communities London: LCG for Social Action/GLE
• Hall (1998) The State of the Nation Cambridge, Cambridge University Press
• Home Office (2004) Working Together: co-operation between government and faith communities London: Home Office
• Klein,S (2011) 'How to finally end the 'us and them' mentality on campus , Jewish News.

• Lewis J with Randolph-Horne E (2001) Faiths, Hope and Participation: celebrating faith groups’ role in neighbourhood renewal London: New Economics Foundation
• Lister R with Campling J (1998) Citizenship: feminist perspectives Houndmills, Macmillan
• Local Government Association (2002) Faith and Community: a good practice guide for local authorities LGA Publications
• Lowndes, V. and R. Chapman (2006) ‘Faith, hope and clarity: Developing a model of faith group involvement in civil renewal’ in T. Brannan, P. John, and G. Stoker (eds) Re-energising Citizenship: Strategies for Civil Renewal, Basingstoke: Palgrave
• McLeod.H (2007) The Religious Crisis of the 1960s, Oxford University Press.
• Morrison J (2001) Reforming Britain: New Labour, new constitution? London, Pearson Education
• Musgrave P with Chester M, Farrands M, Finneron D & Venning E (1999) Flourishing Communities London:CUF/CCWA/CAP
• Ramadan. T (2009) Radical Reform – Islamic Ethics and Liberation, Oxford University Press.
• Smith G & Randolph-Horne E (2000) Faith Makes Communities Work London: Shaftesbury Society
• Waggoner.M.D eds (2011) Sacred and Secular Tensions in Higher Education: Connecting Parallel Universities, Routledge, New York, Abingdon.
• Williams.R & Elliot.L (2010) Crisis and Recovery – Ethics, Economics and Justice, Palgrave  MacMillan.
• Yorkshire Churches (2002) Angels and Advocates: church social action in Yorkshire and the Humber Leeds: Churches Regional Commission for Yorkshire and the Humber