Introduction, Graham M. Schweig
Part 1: Historical Background
1: Recasting Caitanya's Vaisavism: Bengali Approaches Before and After the Nineteenth Century, Abhishek Ghosh, Somaya University, Mumbai
2: The Split of the Gaudiya Math and Mission, Ferdinando Sardella, University of Stockholm, Sweden
3: The Birth of Krishna Bhakti and the ISKCON Mission in America: An Historical Overview of a New Religious Movement, Michael J. Gressett, Independent Scholar
Part 2: Sociology
4: Caitanya Vaishnava Aesthetic Theology and Religious Experience in the Hare Krishna Movement, Hrvoje Cargonja, University of Zagreb, Croatia
5: Taking the Lead: Issues of Leadership in ISKCON Since the Passing of the Founder, Angela Burt, Australian Catholic University, Australia
6: Understanding the Guru in ISKCON after Prabhupada, Mans Broo, Abo Akademi University, Finland
7: Her Voice: Negotiating Gender in ISKCON, Krishni Metivier, Duke University, US
8: Sacred Sustenance: The ISKCON Distinction between Vegetarianism and Prasadam, Steven Rosen, Journal of Vaishnava Studies
Part 3: Theology
9: The Devotional Self: A preliminary exploration into the nature of bhakti and the self, Rembert Lutjeharms, Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, UK
10: Direct Experience as the “Crest-Jewel of All Pramanas”: Realizing Krsna through Meditation, Barbara Holdrege, University of California, Santa Barbara, US
11: Toward a Caitanya Vaishnava Interfaith Theology: Lessons from Sri Caitanya's Dialogue with the Qazi of Navadvipa, Ravi M. Gupta, University of Utah, US
12: The Absolute Value of Bhakti: Constructing a Theological Hermeneutic for Understanding Prabhupada's Discourse, Graham M. Schweig, Christopher Newport University & Graduate Theological Union, US
13: Lifetimes in Preparation: Post-Prabhupada ISKCON Life – writing as Narrative Vaishnava Theology, Kenneth Valpey, Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, UK
Part 4: Global Achievements
14: “Cultural Conquest and the Rescue of the West”: ISKCON and the Discourses of Modernity and Tradition, Anna King, Winchester College, UK
15: ISKCON in Russia, Sergey I. Ivanenko, Independent Scholar
16: Krishna's Return: ISKCON's Indian Development, Claire Robison, Bowdoin College, US
17: ISKCON, Gaudiya Vaishnavism, and Indian Music: A Personal Journey, Guy Beck, Tulane University, US
18: The ISKCON Publisher: Bhaktivedanta Book Trust, Joseph Fedorowsky, Esq., Oxford Law Firm, California, US
Part 5: Encounter and Challenges
19: Becoming Gaudiya Vaisnava while Becoming American, Michael J. Gresset, Independent Scholar
20: Education in ISKCON: Ancient Tradition of Enlightenment in a Changing Environment, Edith Best, Independent Scholar
21: Reflections on Liminality and ISKCON's Engagement with Hindu Identity, Vineet Chander, Princeton University, US
22: Krishna Consciousness at the Interfaith Roundtable, Gerald Carney, Hampden-Sydney College, US
23: A Muslim's Account of Encountering Prabhupada, Sanaullah Kirmani, Towson University, US
Concluding Essay: Thomas J. Hopkins, Franklin & Marshall College, US