Acknowledgments List of Contributors Introduction. Mixedness, Religion, and the Politics of Intimate Life in Postcolonial Europe, Marianne Moyaert (KU Leuven, Belgium) Part I. Genealogies of Mixedness: Race, Religion and the Politics of Intimacy 1. Reframing Cultural Diversity: Towards a Theory of Identity Reconstruction in Mixedness, Francesco Cerchiaro (Radboud University, Netherlands) 2. Resistance, Race, Interracialized Relationships, Multiracialized Bodies and the Second World War in the Netherlands, Guno Jones (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands) Part II. Jewish-non-Jewish Families: Historical and Contemporary Practices 3. Jewish Identity and Antisemitism: Patrilineal Jews and Conditional Whiteness in Finland, Mercédesz Czimbalmos (ÅboAkademi University, Finland) 4. Narrating Mixedness: Oral Histories of Jewish-Catholic Couples in Occupied Poland, Magdalena Dziaczkowska (Lund University, Sweden) 5.

Ritual (Non-)Participation amongst Nonreligious-Christian and Jewish-Christian Couples, Lieke L. Schrijvers (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands) Part III. Muslim-Christian Relations: Religio-racialization and Transnational Belonging 6. Legal Navigation in the Global South: Institutional Recognition of Mixed-Status Unions, Hindering Absence, and Asserting Rights, Laura Odasso (University of Paris VIII, France) 7. From the Margins to the Centre? Shifting Dynamics of Mixedness Among Dutch and Flemish Muslim Couples Making Hijra to Morocco, Nina ter Laan (University of Cologne, Germany) 8. Navigating Mixedness, Negotiating Belonging: Race, Religion, Secularity, and Christian-Muslim Intimacies, Deniz Aktas (VU Amsterdam, Netherlands and KU Leuven, Belgium) Part IV. Nonreligion, Gender, and Sexuality in Intimate Life 9. Women Leaving Religion: Negotiating Mixed Intimate Relationships, Nella van den Brandt (KU Leuven, Belgium) 10.

Catholic Women and Non-Religious Partners in Flanders, Belgium: Navigating Challenges, Choices and Cultural Contexts, Eline Huygens (KU Leuven, Belgium) Notes Index.