Religious Freedom and the Law

Introduction: Freedom for and Freedom from Religion: Conceptually Inseparable Rights - Brett G. Scharffs, Asher Maoz, and Ashley Isaacson Woolley; Part I: Freedom for and Freedom from Religion; 1. Freedom ‘for’ Religion: (Yet) Another View of the Cathedral - Richard W. Garnett; 2. The Ministerial Exception: An Inquiry into the Status of Religious Freedom in the United States and Abroad - Thomas Farr; 3. The Ministerial Exception: Theological and Legal Perspectives from Finland and Europe - Pamela Slotte; 4. Freedom from Religion in International Human Rights Law - Frances Raday; 5. Is there a Right to Freedom from Religion? - David Pollock; Part II: Emerging Social Contexts; 6. Immigration as an Experience of Fundamental Rights and Religious Freedom - Pierre Noël; 7. Healthcare Conscience & Competing Sexual Liberty Claims - Renée Mirkes; 8. Preventing Religious Fundamentalism through Higher Education of Faith Leaders - Clemens Steinhilber; 9. Religious Freedom and Places of Worship: Religious Buildings in Europe and in the United States - Maria Luisa Lo Giacco; 10. The Religious Precinct: The Inequalities of Equality Law in Religious Property - Sarah Hayes; 11. Freedom of/for/from Religion in Prison: A Taxonomy of the Strasbourg Jurisprudence - Jeroen Temperman; Part III: Emerging Regional Contexts; 12. Islamic Preaching Board Laws of Kano, Borno, and Niger States: A Constitutional and Human Rights Assessment - Ahmed Salisu Garba; 13. Freedom of Religious Beliefs or Religious Freedom? The Recent Case Law of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal - Piotr Szymaniec; 14. Christonormativity as Religious Neutrality: A Critique of the Concept of State Religious Neutrality in Germany - Armin Langer; 15. Freedom of Religion, Conscience, and Persuasion: International Laws and Perspectives from Asia - Li-Ann Thio; 16. Religious Equality in the Peruvian Constitution - Oscar Díaz Muñoz;