Ecologies of Faith in New York City: The Evolution of Religious Institutions Book

Acknowledgments Foreword/Nancy T. Ammerman Introduction: The Ecology of Religious Institutions in New York City/Richard Cimino and Nadia Mian, with Weishan Huang I. Religious Institutions and Gentrification in the Religious Ecology
1. Disneyfication and Religion in Times Square/Hans E. Tokke
2. Filling Niches and Pews in Williamsburg and Greenpoint—The Religious Ecology of Gentrification/Richard Cimino
3. Korean American Churches and the Negotiation of Space in Flushing/Keun-Joo Christine Pae II. Immigration, Religion and Neighborhood Change
4. Diversity and Competition: Politics and Conflict in New Immigrant Communities/Weishan Huang
5. The "Brazilianization" of New York City: Brazilian Immigrants and Evangelical Churches in a Pluralized Urban Landscape/Donizete Rodrigues
6. Building and Expanding Communities: African Immigrant Congregations and the Challenge of Diversity/Moses Biney III. Entrepreneurial Innovation and Religious Institutions
7. The ABC's of Faith and Commerce in the Lower East Side/Sheila P. Johnson
8. Navigating Property Development through a Framework of Religious Ecology: The Case of Trinity Lutheran Church/Nadia A. Mian
9. Hinduism at Work in Queens/Matthew Weiner Contributors Index