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é Professor Titular do Departamento de Política, Filosofia e Religião da Universidade de Lancaster, Inglaterra. Tem títulos em Estudos da Religião, Teologia e Ciências Sociais de universidades inglesas e norte-americanas. Pesquisando as áreas de religião e sociedade, seu livro mais recente, New Era – New Religions (Nova Era – Novas Religiões) (Ashgate, 2007), examina o surgimento e a expansão de uma nova religiosidade no Brasil. Andrew é co-editor da revista Fieldwork in Religion (Trabalho de Campo em Religião), com uma equipe internacional de revisão de pares; completou recentemente (como editor), Summoning the Spirits: Possession and Invocation in Modern Religion (Invocando os Espíritos: Possessão e Invocação na Religião Moderna) (IB Tauris, 2010); atualmente está escrevendo uma introdução para o livro Sociology of Religion (Sociologia da Religião) (SCM Press, 2011) e trabalha, igualmente, em um estudo sociológico sobre o Santo Daime tanto no seu contexto brasileiro original como em contextos internacionais.
Publications
Monographs
(2011) Introduction to the Sociology of Religion. London: SCM Press.
(2007) New Era – New Religions: Religious Transformation in Contemporary Brazil. Aldershot: Ashgate.
(1998) The Emergence and Impact of the Base Ecclesial Community and Liberative Theological Discourse in Brazil. Bethesda: University Press of America.
Edited Works
(2011) Summoning the Spirits: Possession and Invocation in Contemporary Religion. London: I.B. Tauris.
(2008) ‘Latin America’ Special Edition of Fieldwork in Religion, 3.2.
Book Chapters
(2011) Spirit, Self and Society in the Brazilian New Religion of Santo Daime, in A. Dawson ed. Summoning the Spirits: Possession and Invocation in Contemporary Religion. London: I.B. Tauris.
(2011) Introduction: Possession and Invocation in Contemporary Context, in A. Dawson ed. Summoning the Spirits: Possession and Invocation in Contemporary Religion. London: I.B. Tauris.
(2009) Taking Possession of Santo Daime: The Growth of Umbanda within a Brazilian New Religion, in B. Schmidt & L. Huskinson eds Spirit Possession and Trance: New Interdisciplinary Perspectives. London: Continuum.
(2008) Religious Identity & Millenarian Belief in Santo Daime, in A. Day ed. Religion and the Individual: Belief, Practice, Identity. Aldershot: Ashgate, 183–95.
(2007) The Origins and Character of The Base Ecclesial Community: A Brazilian Perspective, in C.C. Rowland ed. A Cambridge Companion to Liberation Theology. Second Edition, Cambridge. Cambridge University Press, 139–58.
(2003) Becoming Personal: A Liberationist Perspective, in D. Primozic ed. Suffering Death and Identity. New York: Rodopi, 181–92.
(1999) Theological Reflection and Sociological Method, in L.J. Francis ed. Sociology and Theology: Engaging The Curriculum. London: Cassell, 63–71.
Refereed Articles
(Forthcoming) ‘Spirit Possession in a New Religious Context: The Umbandization of Santo Daime’, Nova Religio,
(Forthcoming) ‘Consuming the Self: New Spirituality as “Mystified Consumption”’, Social Compass,
(2010) ‘Positionality and Role-Identity in a New Religious Context: Participant Observation at Céu do Mapiá’, Religion, 40, 173–81.
(2008) ‘New Era Millenarianism in Brazil’, Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol.23, No.3, 269–83.
(2006) ‘A Phenomenological Study of the Gnostic Church of Brazil’, Fieldwork in Religion, Vol. 2, No. 1, 27–48.
(2006) ‘East is East, Except When It’s West: The Easternization Thesis and the Western Habitus’, Journal of Religion and Society, Vol.8, www.moses.creighton.edu/JRS/2006/2006-5.html.
(2005) ‘The Gnostic Church of Brazil: Contemporary Neo-esotericism in Late-Modern Perspective’, Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion, Vol.1, Art.8. www.religjournal.com/.
(2004) ‘Mystical Experience as Universal Connectedness: Leonardo Boff’s “trans-cultural phenomenology”’, Journal of Contemporary Religion, Vol.19, No.2, 155–69.
(2002) ‘A Very Brazilian Experience: The Base Education Movement, 1961–1967’, Journal of History of Education, Vol.31, No.1, 185–94.
(2002) ‘New World, New Politics, New Labour: Third Way Revisionism and Prophetic Political Theology’, Journal of Political Theology, Vol. 3, No.2, 156–77.
(2000) ‘The Social and Communal Aspects of Urban Spirituality: See-Judge-Act and the Urban Context’, Journal of Beliefs and Values, Vol.21, No.1, 51–62.
(1998) ‘Difference and Otherness: A Non-Western Conversation’, New Blackfriars Vol.79 No.929/930, 318–28.
Encyclopaedia
(2010) Religion in Latin America, in M. Juergensmeyer and W. C. Roof eds Encyclopedia of Global Religion. New York: Sage.
(2004) South American Indigenous Religions, in C.H. Partridge ed. Introduction to World Religions. New York: Augsburg Fortress Press, 114–19.
(2003) Jesus in South American Christianity, in J.L. Houlden ed. Jesus in History, Culture and Thought: An Encyclopaedia. London: ABC-Clio.
(2003) Candomblé, in C.H. Partridge ed. New Religions, A Guide: New Religious Movements, Sects & Alternative Spiritualities. New York: Oxford University Press, 287–8.
(2003) Umbanda, in C.H. Partridge ed. New Religions, A Guide: New Religious Movements, Sects & Alternative Spiritualities. New York: Oxford University Press, 294.
(2003) The Universal Christian Gnostic Church, in C.H. Partridge ed. New Religions, A Guide: New Religious Movements, Sects & Alternative Spiritualities. New York: Oxford University Press, 345–6.
Dictionary Entries
(2010) Base Communities, in D. Fergusson et al eds The Cambridge Dictionary of Christian Theology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Miscellaneous
(2009) Foreword, in M. Berman Shamanic Journeys Through Daghestan. London: O Books/John Hunt.
(2010) Preface, in B. Labate & E. MacRae, eds. Ayahuasca, Ritual and Religion in Brazil. London: Equinox.
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