Studies of immigrant groups within the UK have long
been couched in terms of nation-based ethnic
classifications. Yet the religious affiliation of
such groups is increasingly prominent within
societal and policy discourse. Previous studies have
examined the spatial distribution of ethnic groups
or religious affiliation but rarely have the
interactions between ethnicity and faith been
considered.

This book details results from Sarah-Anne Munozs
doctoral research that investigated whether religion
is important in explaining the residential
patterning of ethnic minority groups by...