The Bloomsbury Handbook of Religion and Migration

This comprehensive collection considers religion and migration from myriad disciplinary and methodological perspectives. The contributors analyse the complex lives of migrants, focusing on religion as an integral component of contemporary stories of migration. This volume is an invaluable and essential resource to scholars of religion, migration and social change. * Lori G. Beaman, Professor and Canada Research Chair in Religious Diversity and Social Change, University of Ottawa, Canada *
The Bloomsbury Handbook of Religion and Migration shares thoughtful insights about the religious experiences of migrants and covers an impressive breadth of traditions, geographic regions and methodologies. An ideal book for university courses, the editors chose a diverse array of scholars who engage readers with narratives that will provoke additional questions and exploration. * Anne M. Blankenship, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, North Dakota State University, USA *