Religion, Migration, and Existential Wellbeing
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Religion, Migration, and Existential Wellbeing
Winell, Anneli; Dahlin, Moa Kindstroem; Larsson, Oscar
Taylor & Francis Ltd
04/2022
256
Mole
Inglês
9780367552619
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements; Foreword by Lori Berman; Contributors; Introduction: Migration, Religion and Existential Wellbeing -Theorizing the role of religion in contemporary migration and integration governance-Moa Kindstroem Dahlin, Oscar L. Larsson, Anneli Winell; PART I: HISTORICAL AND CONSTTUTIONAL ASPECTS OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY; 1 Religious Freedom, Equality Rights and their Contentious Implementation: Norm Conflicts Deriving from the Chasm between International and National Human Rights-Annette Schnabel, Heiko Beyer and Kathrin Behrens;2 Religious Diversity in the Public Arena as a Cornerstone for Social Integration and the Impact of Law-Gabriele Buchholtz; 3 Differentiation between Religion and Individuals? Measuring Hostile Attitudes towards Islam and Muslims in Germany-Isabell Diekmann; 4 Lessons from the history - Responding to Islamophobia in Victoria and Abdul and The Sultan and The Queen-Abderrahman Beggar; PART II: POLYCENTRIC GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL COHESION; 5 Human rights and citizenship based claims for access to healthcare - evidence from policy makers, NGO and healthcare workers across Europe-Hannah Bradby, Adele Lebano, Sarah Hamad, Alejandro Gil - Salmeron, Estrella Dura-Ferrandis, Jorge Garces-Ferrer, William Sherlaw, Iva Christova, Pania Karnaki, Dina Zota, Elena Riza;6 The Role of Religion and the Power of Civil Society Actors in Integration Governance in Rural Contexts-Oscar L. Larsson;7 The role of Christianity in the discourse on migration in Hungary- Christian leaders and the various interpretations of Christianity-Anna Vancso; 8 Protestant Russian congregations contributing to social cohesion in the Helsinki metropolitan area of Finland-Maija Penttilae;PART III: RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND EXISTENTIAL WELLBEING; 9 Mental Health: The Role of Religion and Spirituality-Grace Chang; 10 Latin American Pentecostals in Sweden. Belief and Mistrust in Stockholm's Urban Space-Emir Mahieddin; 11 Islamic leadership and Muslim immigration: A Framework for Reflection and Analysis-Mehrnosh Lajevardi Fatemi; 12 Crossing Borders, Changing Faith: how forced and voluntary migrant adolescents in Belgium describe the impact of relocation on their faith-Amy Casteel and Annemie Dillen; Conclusion
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Existential Wellbeing;Follow;human rights;Integration Governance;host societies;UN;religious identity;anti-Muslim Attitudes;secularisation;Violate;Latin American Pentecostals;ECHR;Headscarf Ban;Polycentric Governance;Core Islamic Values;Religious Services;Individual Faith;Migrant Churches;Religious Diversity;Polycentric Governance Arrangement;Religious Identities;anti-Islam Attitudes;Self-reported Religiousness;Swedish Church;Theory Based Content Analysis;Greater Psychological Wellbeing;Full Face Veil;Existential Meaning Making
Acknowledgements; Foreword by Lori Berman; Contributors; Introduction: Migration, Religion and Existential Wellbeing -Theorizing the role of religion in contemporary migration and integration governance-Moa Kindstroem Dahlin, Oscar L. Larsson, Anneli Winell; PART I: HISTORICAL AND CONSTTUTIONAL ASPECTS OF RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY; 1 Religious Freedom, Equality Rights and their Contentious Implementation: Norm Conflicts Deriving from the Chasm between International and National Human Rights-Annette Schnabel, Heiko Beyer and Kathrin Behrens;2 Religious Diversity in the Public Arena as a Cornerstone for Social Integration and the Impact of Law-Gabriele Buchholtz; 3 Differentiation between Religion and Individuals? Measuring Hostile Attitudes towards Islam and Muslims in Germany-Isabell Diekmann; 4 Lessons from the history - Responding to Islamophobia in Victoria and Abdul and The Sultan and The Queen-Abderrahman Beggar; PART II: POLYCENTRIC GOVERNANCE AND SOCIAL COHESION; 5 Human rights and citizenship based claims for access to healthcare - evidence from policy makers, NGO and healthcare workers across Europe-Hannah Bradby, Adele Lebano, Sarah Hamad, Alejandro Gil - Salmeron, Estrella Dura-Ferrandis, Jorge Garces-Ferrer, William Sherlaw, Iva Christova, Pania Karnaki, Dina Zota, Elena Riza;6 The Role of Religion and the Power of Civil Society Actors in Integration Governance in Rural Contexts-Oscar L. Larsson;7 The role of Christianity in the discourse on migration in Hungary- Christian leaders and the various interpretations of Christianity-Anna Vancso; 8 Protestant Russian congregations contributing to social cohesion in the Helsinki metropolitan area of Finland-Maija Penttilae;PART III: RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND EXISTENTIAL WELLBEING; 9 Mental Health: The Role of Religion and Spirituality-Grace Chang; 10 Latin American Pentecostals in Sweden. Belief and Mistrust in Stockholm's Urban Space-Emir Mahieddin; 11 Islamic leadership and Muslim immigration: A Framework for Reflection and Analysis-Mehrnosh Lajevardi Fatemi; 12 Crossing Borders, Changing Faith: how forced and voluntary migrant adolescents in Belgium describe the impact of relocation on their faith-Amy Casteel and Annemie Dillen; Conclusion
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Existential Wellbeing;Follow;human rights;Integration Governance;host societies;UN;religious identity;anti-Muslim Attitudes;secularisation;Violate;Latin American Pentecostals;ECHR;Headscarf Ban;Polycentric Governance;Core Islamic Values;Religious Services;Individual Faith;Migrant Churches;Religious Diversity;Polycentric Governance Arrangement;Religious Identities;anti-Islam Attitudes;Self-reported Religiousness;Swedish Church;Theory Based Content Analysis;Greater Psychological Wellbeing;Full Face Veil;Existential Meaning Making
