Dr. Jennifer Selby has published the new book, Secular Sensibilities: Romance, Marriage, and Contemporary Algerian Immigration to France and Québec, with The University of North Carolina Press.

From the publisher:
How do secular politics work to manage the emotional, affective, and embodied nature of religion in the public sphere? Drawing on an expansive transnational ethnography in France and Canada and assessing contemporary French and Québécois governmental legislation on secularism and immigration, Jennifer Selby considers expectations for secular bodies and sensibilities among men and women of Algerian origin.

See full details at The University of North Carolina Press.