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Foreword to Intersections of Religion and Migration; Acknowledgments; Contents; List of Contributors; List of Figures; Chapter 1: Introduction: Articulating Intersections at the Global Crossroads of Religion and Migration; Types and Directionalities of Migration; Re-Scripting Studies of Religion and Migration; Lived Experiences of Religion and Migration; Religious Texts and Narratives in Migration; (Re)Conceptualizing Religion and Migration; Theologies and Philosophies of Religion and Migration; Public Policy, Advocacy, and Activism; Conclusion; Notes.
Part I: Religion and Experiences of MigrationChapter 2: Religion as Psychological, Spiritual, andocial Support in the Migration Undertaking; Introduction; The Departure: Religion as Guidance and Support; The Journey: Religion as Mediator, Advocate, and Companion; Religion and the Immigrant Experience; Welcoming the Migrant; Settling the Migrant: Religion as Material, Social, and Cultural Support; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 3: Living Religious Practices; Introduction; Migrant Religious Practice: Types, Scales and Conditions; Facilitating Migration and Settlement.
Forming and Bonding of Persons and CommunitiesMaking Claims and Securing Public Spaces; Crossing Boundaries and Performing Cosmopolitanism; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 4: The Challenges of Migration and the Construction of Religious Identities: The Case of Muslims in America; Integration Challenges for Muslim Migrants in the Post-Millennial USA; Conflict and War; The State; Islamophobia; Reiterating and Reconstructing Muslim Identities; Muslim Civic Organizations; Migrant Muslim Gender Activism and Portrayals; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 5: Racialization of Religion and Global Migration.
Migration, Minorities, and Social ContextThe Racialization of Religion; The Roots of Racialization of Religion; The American Historical Context; The Racialization of Religion: Three Interacting Processes; Process #1; Process #2; Process #3; Outcomes of the Racialization of Religion; Race Becomes a Proxy for Religion; Theological Conflation of Hinduism, Islam, and Sikhism; Hinduism, Islam, and Sikhism: Misrepresented and Delegitimized; Conclusion; Notes; Chapter 6: Embodied (Dis)Placements: TheßIntersections of Gender, Sexuality, and Religion in Migration Studies; Introduction1.
Gender, Sexuality and MigrationMigration and Gender; Migration and Sexuality; Migration Encounters Religion, Gender, and Sexuality; Heterosexual Immigrants Connecting with Religion(s); Queer Immigrants Connecting with Religion(s); Conclusion; Notes; Part II: Approaches to the Study of Religion and Migration; Chapter 7: Home and Away: Exile and Diaspora as Religious Concepts; Introduction; Exile and Diaspora as Jewish Concepts; Theorizing Diaspora Based on the Jewish Case, and Transcending It; Is the Jewish Diaspora Unique?; Exile and Diaspora Applied as Religious Terms Outside the Jewish Case.
Jennifer B. Saunders, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Susanna Snyder, editors.