The dual foci for this collection of the author's most important
writings are Swaminarayan Hinduism and South Asian immigrants in
the United States. Both are topics of wide and growing interest in
India and in many countries where South Indians have settled.
Swaminarayan Hinduism's growth in the past few decades in India and
among Indians abroad has been remarkable: one subsect now has 8100
centers around the world where weekly meetings are held. The second
focus is on the religions of South Asian immigrants: Hindus,
Muslims, Jains, Sikhs and Christians. The first section is
introductory and sets the stage through an analysis of the
transmission of religious traditions. The second section moves from
the development of Swaminarayan Hinduism and its leadership in
India to its development in the United States as exemplified in
Chicago. The third section analyzes the impact South Asian
religions are having in the United States, and the effects that
migration and modernization are having on the religions of the
immigrants.
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