| Title : | Gender, Religion and Migration : pathways of Integration | | Material Type: | printed text | | Authors: | Glenda Tibe Bonifacio, Editor ; Vivienne S.M.Angeles, Editor | | Publisher: | Lanham : Lexington Books | | Publication Date: | 2010 | | Pagination: | ix, 304 p. | | Size: | 24 cm | | ISBN (or other code): | 978-0-7391-3313-2 | | General note: | Includes bibliographical references
includes index (p. 297-304) | | Languages : | English (eng) Original Language : English (eng) | | Descriptors: | Emigration and immigration
Freedom of religion
Religious pluralism
Religious Tolerance
Sex role - Religious aspects
| | Class number: | 200.86 | | Abstract: | "Gender, Relgion, and Migration"- is the first multidisciplinary collection on the intersection of gender and relgion in the intergration of different groups of immigrants, migrant workers, youths, and students in host societies Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin-America, and North-America. In investigates the link and the tensions between religion and integration from a genderd prespective. By examining the contemporary significance of religion and integration from a genderd prespective. By examining the contemporary significance of religion in the context of global migrations, the fifteen research-bbeased chapters provide new insights and prespectives. They explore the differing ways in wich male and female immigrants find meaning in faiths-beliefs and religious traditions in an attpempt to belong in foreign lands. While religion provides mechanisms for negotiating immigrant life in the host countries, it aleso inhabits the integration of immigrants, especially in countreis where the majority religion is different. This dual phenomenon of promoting religion and inhibiting intergration is critically examined in the lives of Filipinos, Brazilians, Indians, Polish, Mexicans, Vitnamese, Kenyans, Nigerians, and Middle eastern people. The book also engages various theories on gender, religion, and migration and demonstrates the fluidity of gender sonstruction as people cross borders. | | Contents note: | Introduction; Asia-pacific:It Cuts Both Ways:Religion an Filipina Domestic Workers in Hong Kong, Faithing Japan:Japanese Brazilian Migrants and the Roman Catholic Church, On being part of the whole:Positioning the Values of Muslim Men in Sydney, Praying for Food: Class and Indian Overseas Students in Australia
Europe; Islam as a New Urban Identity? Young Female Muslims Crating a Religious Youth Culture in Berlin; Female Believers on the Move Vietnamese Pentecostal Networks in Germany; Islam: A Dead End for integration of Female immigrants in Denmark?; Muslim Immigrants in France: Religious markets and New Mechanisms of integration;
Latin America; Muslim Women in Brazil: Notes on Religion and Integration; North America: Polish-Catholic Religiosity in California; Acculturation of Kenyan Immigrants in the Unites States: Religious Service Attendance and Transnational Ties; Ethno-Religious Power: Yoruba immigrant Women in the United States; New Guadalupanos: Mexican immigrants, a Grassroots Organization and a pilgrimage to New York; Building communities through Faith: Filipino Catholics in Philadelphia and Alberta; No Greater Law: illegal immigration and Faith-based Activism; Contributors; Index. | | Record link: | https://library.seeu.edu.mk/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=16362 |
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