This review synthesizes research about religion in the lives of post-1965 immigrants to the
United States. Such research consists primarily of case studies, published since 1990 …

Recent research on the collective identity label described as Asian American, which was
originally formulated as a political movement symbol, shows only some support among the …

Studies of religion among our nation's newest immigrants largely focus on how religion
serves the immigrant community--for example by creating job networks and helping retain …

A growing body of research by scholars of religion and immigration analyzes the religious
organizations started by post-1965 immigrants to the United States. Little research, however …

Este artıculo examina las limitaciones en la acogida que las comunidades de fe cristiana del
Sur de los EE. UU. brindan a inmigrantes recientes. Nuestro argumento es que las iglesias …

Migrant Citizenship from Below explores the dynamic local and transnational lives of Filipina
and Filipino migrant domestic workers living in Schönberg, Germany. Shinozaki examines …

Amid growing Islamophobia throughout Europe, Muslims in France have been described as
“ethnoracial outsiders”(Bleich 2006, 3–7) and framed as a cultural challenge to the identity …

This paper aims to explore how African‐Caribbean Pentecostals use the platform of their
faith to reconstruct their entrepreneurial values and identities, improve entrepreneurial …

Recent immigrants seldom join the ranks of volunteers for various social causes. Immigrants
from former socialist countries have been shown to be particularly averse to organized forms …

Sociological theories of symbolic boundaries (understandings of who belongs to in-groups
and out-groups) and social boundaries (material stratification) argue both are related, but …