Thinking about law, thinking about religion
Introducing law and religion
Why is law important for religion?
Why is religion important for law?
What is law?
The constitution
Legislation
Decisions of the superior courts
Academic commentary and other secondary sources
Soft law and law in practice
What is religion?
Approaching the literature
Methodology
Territorial scope
Topic
Readership
Religious interests in international and domestic laws
The idea of religious interests
A taxonomy of religious interests
Religious interests in international law
International law
The work of the United Nations
Regional human rights documents : the ECHR
Other regional human rights documents
The limitations of international law
Religious interests in generally applicable domestic guarantees
The role of generally applicable guarantees of rights in constitutions
United Kingdom
New Zealand
The United States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Are generally applicable religious guarantees useful?
The state and the individual
The nature of the problems
Disobeying generally applicable prohibitions
Religious drug use in the US, England, and South Africa
Refusing a positive duty to act
Conscientious objection to military service under the ECHR
Conscientious objection to taxation in the US
Seeking protection for religious difference : improper proselytism under the European Convention on Human Rights
The state and the religious organisation
The nature of the problems
Organisational involvement in the domestic constitution and international organisations
Religious representation in the UK
Organisational involvement in the international arena
State involvement in the organisation : registration and recognition in Russia
Organisational involvement in state initiatives : religious charities in the UK
Claims against religious organizations : clergy issues
Claims by clergy in the United Kingdom
Claims for the misconduct of religious professionals in the United States
Community rights : sacred places
Sacred buildings in the United Kingdom
Sacred places in the US : indigenous American religions and the US landscape
International guarantees of religious interests
Universal declaration of human rights
International covenant on civil and political rights
1981 Declaration
European Convention on Human Rights
Introductions to particular jurisdictions
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
New Zealand
South Africa
Theoretical issues
Defining religion
Significance of law and religion to one another.
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Religion and law : an introduction by Peter W. Edge. ISBN 075463048X. Published by Ashgate in 2006. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
