Immigration and religion in America : comparative and historical perspectives /
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New York :
New York University Press,
[2009]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Comparisons of migrants and their religions, past and present / Richard Alba, Albert J. Raboteau, and Josh DeWind
- Pt. I. Integration of Italian and Mexican immigrants into an American religion
- Passages in piety : generational transitions and the social and religious incorporation of Italian Americans / Richard Alba and Robert Orsi
- Migration and Mexican American religious life, 1848-2000 / Roberto Lint Sagarena
- Whither the flock? : the Catholic Church and the success of Mexicans in America / David Lopez
- Pt. II. Religious conversion among Japanese and Korean immigrants
- Japanese and Korean migrations : Buddhist and Christian communities in America, 1885-1945 / Lori Pierce, Paul Spickard, and David Yoo
- Critical faith : Japanese Americans and the birth of a new civil religion / Jane Naomi Iwamura
- Buddhism, rhetoric, and the Korean American community : the adjustment of Korean Buddhist immigrants to the United States / Sharon A. Suh
- Pt. III. Incorporation of new religious into American society by European Jews and Arab Muslims
- Immigration and the transformation of American Jews : assimilation, distinctiveness, and community / Calvin Goldscheider
- Choosing chosenness in America : the changing faces of Judaism / Arnold Eisen
- The shaping of Arab and Muslim identity in the United States / Yvonne Yazbeck Haddad
- Muslim, Arab, and American : the adaptation of Muslim Arab immigrants to American society / Ann Chih Lin
- Pt. IV. Religious diversification among African American and Haitian migrants
- Black migration, religion, and civic life / James Grossman and Albert Raboteau
- Catholic, Vodou, and Protestant : being Haitian, becoming American : religious pluralism, immigrant incorporation, and transnationalism / Elizabeth McAlister and Karen Richman.