Chapter 1 Introduction: Cultures of Citizenship

Chapter 2 Reconsidering ‘Diaspora’

Chapter 3 Biblical Case Studies of Diaspora Jews and Constructions of (Religious) Identity

Chapter 4 Historicising Diaspora Spaces: Performing Faith, Race, and Place in London’s East End

Chapter 5 Remembering the Umma in the Confines of the Nation State

Chapter 6 Negotiating Settlement: Senegalese Muslim Immigrants and the Politics of Multiple Belongings in New York City

Chapter 7 Reconfiguring the Societal Place of Religion in Finland: Islamic Communities Move from the Margins to Partner in Civil Society

Chapter 8 The Voice(s) of British Sikhs

Chapter 9 State-Level Representation versus Community Cohesion: Competing Influences on Nepali Religious Associations in the United Kingdom

Chapter 11 ‘Islam Is Not a Culture’: Reshaping Muslim Publics for a Secular World

Chapter 12 Hope, Margin, Example: The Kimbanguist Diaspora in Lisbon

Chapter 13 Green Books, Blue Books, and Buddhism as Symbols of Belonging in the Tibetan Diaspora: Towards an Anthropology of Fictive Citizenship

Chapter 14 Afterword