Reasonable Accommodation

Lori G. Beaman is Canada Research Chair in the Contextualization of Religion in a Diverse Canada, director of the Religion and Diversity Project, and a professor in the Department of Classics and Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa.Contributors: Natasha Bakht, James A. Beckford,  Peter Beyer, Gary D. Bouma, Avigail Eisenberg, Solange Lefebvre, Ole Riis, and Heather Shipley.

• ContentsIntroduction: Exploring Reasonable Accommodation / Lori G. Beaman1 Religion and Immigration in a Changing Canada: The Reasonable Accommodation of "Reasonable Accommodation"? / Peter Beyer2 Religion in Court, Between an Objective and a Subjective Definition / Solange Lefebvre3 Identity Quietism and Political Exclusion / Avigail Eisenberg4 Veiled Objections: Facing Public Opposition to the Niqab / Natasha Bakht5 Public Responses to Religious Diversity in Britain and France / James A. Beckford6 Beyond Reasonable Accommodation: The Case of Australia / Gary D. Bouma7 One of These Things Is Not like the Other: Sexual Diversity and Accommodation / Heather Shipley8 Religion as a Multicultural Marker in Advanced Modern Society / Ole RiisConclusion: Alternatives to Reasonable Accommodation / Lori G. BeamanList of ContributorsIndex