Acknowledgments Chapter One. Introduction: The Varieties of Religious Governance Erica Caple James Chapter Two. A Believing and Benevolent Nation: Religious Mobilization as Infrastructural Power in American Political Development Elisabeth S. Clemens Chapter Three. The End(s) of Compassion? Buddhist Charity and the State in Taiwan C. Julia Huang Chapter Four. Subjecting the State to Seeing: Charity, Security, and the Dispossessed in Iran's Islamic Republic Arzoo Osanloo Chapter Five. Prisons of Charity: Christian Exceptionality and Decarceration in Ecuador's Penal State Chris Garces Chapter Six.

"We haven't risked our life for food and shelter": Mediterranean Migrations, Contentious Charity, and Justice Maurizio Albahari Chapter Seven. Hostile Charity: Somali Refugees and Risk in a New Security Age Catherine Besteman Chapter Eight. Policing Philanthropy and Criminalizing Charity in the "War on Terror" Erica Caple James Chapter Nine. Prophets and Profits: The Jordanian Government's Strategies for Defining and Containing Risk in Volatile Times Sarah A. Tobin Chapter Ten. Islamic Charities, Calculative Regimes, and the Promotion of Entrepreneurial Subjects in Egypt Mona Atia Chapter Eleven. Neoliberal Faith: Risk and the Representation of Death in Indonesia Daromir Rudnyckyj Chapter Twelve. Epilogue: Faith-Based Charity and Neomodern Statecraft Erica Caple James References Contributors Index.