ICLARS Series on Law and Religion – serie

Proportionality, Equality Laws, and Religion

Conflicts in England, Canada, and the USA

Secularism and Freedom of Religion in Italy

Religious Symbols in the Public Space

Protecting the Religious Freedom of New Minorities in International Law

Law, State and Religion in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Religion, Law, Politics and the State in Africa

Applying Legal Pluralism in Ghana

Internal Law of Religions

Introduction to a Comparative Discipline

Transition of Religion to Culture in Law and Public Discourse

Religious Freedom and the Law

Emerging Contexts for Freedom for and from Religion

Religious Minorities, Islam and the Law

International Human Rights and Islamic Law in Indonesia

Religious Minorities, Islam and the Law

International Human Rights and Islamic Law in Indonesia

Religion, Pluralism, and Reconciling Difference

Religious Literacy, Law and History

Perspectives on European Pluralist Societies

Internal Law of Religions

Introduction to a Comparative Discipline

Church and Employment Law

A Comparative Analysis of The Legal Status of Clergy and Religious Workers

Church and Employment Law

A Comparative Analysis of The Legal Status of Clergy and Religious Workers

Atheist Exceptionalism

Atheism, Religion, and the United States Supreme Court

Lutheran Theology and Secular Law

The Work of the Modern State

Islam and Women's Income

Dowry and Law in Bangladesh

Church and State in Scotland

Developing law

Legal Code of Religious Minority Rights

Sources in International and European Law

Law, Religion, and Freedom

Conceptualizing a Common Right

Regulating Religion

State Governance of Religious Institutions in South Africa

Religious Rights within the Family

From Coerced Manifestation to Dispute Resolution in France, England and Hong Kong

Legal Code of Religious Minority Rights

Sources in International and European Law

Law and International Religious Freedom

The Rise and Decline of the American Model

Free Exercise of Religion and the United States Constitution

The Supreme Court’s Challenge

Islam, Law and the Modern State

(Re)imagining Liberal Theory in Muslim Contexts

Religious Freedom and the Australian Constitution

Origins and Future

Free Exercise of Religion and the United States Constitution

The Supreme Court’s Challenge