Since the last few decades, migration scholars have acknowledged that immigrants and
their forebears maintain different forms of ties with their home countries while incorporating …

Our research contributes to the discussion of feminist theorists on how the dominance of
women in religious communities is not reflected in leadership positions of women. With the …

This study seeks to understand how some African Initiated Christian churches in Amsterdam
sanction discrimination against women in the exercise of the right to religious citizenship …

This study investigates how spiritual capital accrued from religiosity influences the
educational mobility of second-generation migrants in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. We …

The paper investigates the rationale behind the multiplicity of cross-border relations of
Ghanaian Christian churches in Amsterdam and the involvement of Ghanaian second …

This research uses a mixed-methods approach to investigate intergenerational faith
transmission, exploring how 1.5 and second generation members of the Ghanaian-led …

Although there has been a rise in interest in the study of migrant churches in current World
Christianity Scholarship, one of the gaps in scholarship today is Lusophone Christianity in …

The study investigates the effect that religious social capital has in the political integration of
second-generation Ghanaians in Amsterdam. The ethnographic research was carried out in …

Feminist theorists have encouraged the concept of citizenship to embrace membership in
meso and micro level groups rather than membership only to the nation-state. This study …

“Transnational religious practices represent one type of transnational activity that migrants
engage in but until now has not been sufficiently explored”(Levitt 2001, p. 8). The paper …