Part I. Formations: Slavery, settlers, and salvation
Rebellion and religion: slavery and empire in early America / Katharine Gerbner
Making religion in Michilimackinac: settler secularism and US empire / Tisa Wegner
A colony called freedom: religion, empire, and Black Christian settlers / Sylvester A. Johnson
Part II. Biopolitics: imperial classification, sentimental reform, and indigenous tactics of survival
Religion on the brink: settler-colonial knowledge production in the US Census / Sarah Dees
Imperial intersections: social surveys, sentimental biopolitics, and religion at Hull House / Cara Lea Burnidge
"The call it Ghost Dance...but it's Feather Dance": indigenous histories in the study of religion and US empire / Jennifer Grabe
Part III. Entanglements: global networks, Christian missions, and the racial projects of US empire
"The same blood as we in America": industrial schooling and American empire / Kaine Walther
Black spiritual protest in global imperial contexts 1893-1920 / Heather D. Curtis
An Evangelical occupation: the racial and imperial politics of US Protestant missions in the Dominican Republic / Christina C. Davidson
Part IV. Dialetics: wastelanding, weaponry, and capitalist exculsions
The trouble of an Indian Diocese: Catholic priests and sexual abuse in colonized places / Kathleen Holscher
Fire from heaven: napalm, the drone, and Evangelical territoriality in the age of empire / Jonathan Ebel
American Islam, settler colonialism, and democratic empires in the work of Robert D. Crane / Zareena A. Greewal and Brennan McDaniel
Decolonization™ / Lucia Hulsether.