Hindutva in Europe

Sengupta, Roshni; Swamy, Priya

doi:10.1163/9789004432284_022

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“…When the Hindutva movements grew in India it had both intellectual and economic support from Hindus in Europe and, interestingly, while the religio-political agenda in relation to India is strong, the main feature and function in Europe is a strong religio-cultural chauvinism. Pride and rigorous Hindu lifestyles are promoted in both soft and hard neo-Hindutva forms, which range from focusing on a Hindu religio-cultural alternative to promoting and attempting to monitor Hindu practice and faith of a particular kind (e.g., Sengupta & Swamy, 2020).…”

Section: Revivalist Theologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Religious Reactions

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Otterbeck²

2023

IMISCOE Research Series

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The themes we have chosen for this chapter are intriguing and complex, and at the same time very specific and typical of contemporary religion, and therefore important when attempting to understand the relation between religion and migration. Others could have been selected. Yet we argue that these themes cover some very dynamic fields. Clearly, some research has been done, however it is our conviction that migration researchers need to engage much more with these themes.

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Section: Revivalist Theologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%