Chapter 1 Introduction: Articulating Intersections at the Global Crossroads of Religion and Migration

Chapter 2 Religion as Psychological, Spiritual, and Social Support in the Migration Undertaking

Chapter 3 Living Religious Practices

Chapter 4 The Challenges of Migration and the Construction of Religious Identities: The Case of Muslims in America

Chapter 5 Racialization of Religion and Global Migration

Chapter 6 Embodied (Dis)Placements: The Intersections of Gender, Sexuality, and Religion in Migration Studies

Chapter 7 Home and Away: Exile and Diaspora as Religious Concepts

Chapter 8 Exploring the Contours of Transnational Religious Spaces and Networks

Chapter 10 The Moral Relevance of Borders: Transcendence and the Ethics of Migration

Chapter 11 Taking Responsibility: Sociodicy, Solidarity, and Religious-Sensitive Policymaking in the Global Politics of Migration

Chapter 12 Religion, Forced Migration, and Humanitarian Response