Introduction: Portable Spirits and Itinerant People: Religion and Migration in South Africa in a Comparative Perspective

Thomas Blom Hansen · Caroline Jeannerat · Samadia Sadouni

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Christian Theology and Mission Religion and Society Interactions Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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The wave of anti-immigrant violence in Johannesburg in May 2008 put the issue of migration into South Africa high on the political agenda.1 Most residents in Johannesburg had experienced an ever-gr...

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