Asian American Religions: The Making and Remaking of Borders and Boundaries Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
	The religious demography of Asian American boundary crossing	38
1	Liminal youth among Fuzhou Chinese undocumented workers	55
2	The creation of urban niche religion : South Asian taxi drivers in New York City	76
3	Paradoxes of media-reflected religiosity among Hindu Indians	98
4	Global Hinduism in Gotham	112
5	Negotiation of ethnic and religious boundaries by Asian American campus evangelicals	141
6	Christian by birth or rebirth? : generation and difference in an Indian American Christian church	160
7	"Korean American evangelical" : a resolution of sociological ambivalence among Korean American college students	182
8	Gender and generation in a Chinese Christian church	205
9	Faith, values, and fears of New York City Chinatown seniors	223
10	Religious diversity and social integration among Asian Americans in Houston	247
11	Religion and political adaptation among Asian Americans : an empirical assessment from the Pilot National Asian American Political Survey	263
12	Creating an Asian American Christian subculture : Grace Community Covenant Church	287
13	Sasana Sakon and the new Asian American : intermarriage and identity at a Thai Buddhist temple in Silicon Valley	313
14	We do not bowl alone : social and cultural capital from Filipinos and their churches	338
	Bibliography	361
	About the contributors	395
	Index	397