Religion and social justice for immigrants (Rutgers University Press, 2007)
Includes bibliographical references (p. 210-228) and index
Part I. Diverse approaches to faith and social justice for immigrants -- - Religion and a standpoint theory of immigrant social justice - Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo -- - Liberalism, religion, and the dilemma of immigrant rights in American political culture - Rhys H. Williams -- - Part II. - Religion, civic engagement, and immigrant politics -- - The moral minority : race, religion, and conservative politics in Asian America - Janelle S. Wong with Jane Naomi Iwamura -- - Finding places in the nation : immigrant and indigenous Muslims in America - Karen Leonard -- - Faith-based, multiethnic tenant organizing : the Oak Park story - Russell Jeung -- - Bringing Mexican immigrants into American faith-based social justice and civic cultures - Joseph M. Palacios -- - Part III. - Faith, fear, and fronteras : challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border -- - The church vs. the state : borders, migrants, and human rights - Jacqueline Maria Hagan -- - Serving Christ in the borderlands : faith workers respond to border violence - Cecilia Menjívar -- - Religious reenactment on the line : a genealogy of political religious hybridity - Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Genelle Gaudinez, and Hector Lara -- - Part IV. - Faith-based nongovernmental organizations -- - Welcoming the stranger : constructing an interfaith ethic of refuge - Stephanie J. Nawyn -- - The Catholic Church's institutional responses to immigration : from supranational to local engagement - Margarita Mooney -- - Part V. Theology, redemption, and justice -- - Beyond ethnic and national imagination : toward a Catholic theology of U.S. immigration - Gioacchino Campese -- - Caodai exile and redemption : a new Vietnamese religion's struggle for identity - Janet Hoskins