Religion, secularism, & constitutional democracy /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Columbia University Press,
[2016]
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| Series: | Religion, culture, and public life.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. I. Freedom of religion or human rights. Religious freedom and the fate of secularism / Samuel Moyn
- Religion : ally, threat, or just religion? / Anne Phillips
- Regulating religion beyond borders : the case of FGM/C / Yasmine Ergas
- Pluralism vs. pluralism : Islam and Christianity in the European court of human rights / Christian Joppke
- pt. II. Nonestablishments and freedom of religion. Rethinking political secularism and the American model of constitutional dualism / Jean L. Cohen
- Is European secularism secular enough? / Rajeev Bhargava
- State-religion connections and multicultural citizenship / Tariq Modood
- Breaching the wall of separation / Denis Lacorne
- Transnational nonestablishment (redux) / Claudia E. Haupt
- pt. III. Religion, liberalism, and democracy. Liberal neutrality, religion, and the good / Cécile Laborde
- Religious arguments and public justification / Aurélia Bardon
- Religious truth and democratic freedom : a critique of the religious discourse of anti-relativism / Carlo Invernizzi Accetti
- Republicanism and freedom of religion in France / Michel Troper
- pt. IV. Sovereignty and legal pluralism in constitutional democracies. Sovereignty and religious norms in the secular constitutional state / Dieter Grimm
- Religion and minority legal orders / Maleiha Malik
- The intersection of civil and religious family law in the U.S. constitutional order : a mild legal pluralism / Linda C. Mcclain
- Religion-based legal pluralism and human rights in Europe / Alicia Cebada Romero
- Conclusion : is religion special? / Cécile Laborde.