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Rights, religious pluralism and the recognition of difference : Off the scales of justice

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Publication details: London Routledge 2016Description: 185p ixISBN:
  • 9781138798922
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342.240852 GOZ
Contents:
Table of contents Introduction Part I: From Non-Confrontation to Obsession - Religious Pluralism as an Emerging Legal Principle in the European Legal Sphere; 1. Council of Europe Bodies and Soft-Law Interpretations of Religious Pluralism; 2. The European Court of Human Rights and and Judicial Interpretation of the Principle of Religious Pluralism; 3. The Relevance of Religious Pluralism in the EU legal order; 4. Relevance of pluralism in European domestic regimes; Part II: Three Myths of Inclusion; 5. On the Way to Elysium - Defining Religion and Registration of New Religious Communities; 6. Regulation of Religious Symbols - a European Pandora's Jar; 7. Religions and Reproductive Rights - Freedom Changed to Stone; Part III: Religious Pluralism, Human Rights and the Dissident; 8. The Hollow Paradigms of Contemporary Debates on Law and Religion and the Failed Potential of Religious Pluralism; 9. Repairing Utopia of Rights - Sources of Reconstruction; 10. Human rights and the dissident; 11. Rights Beyond Structure? - Towards Otherwise than Becoming; Conclusions
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Table of contents
Introduction
Part I: From Non-Confrontation to Obsession - Religious Pluralism as an Emerging Legal Principle in the European Legal Sphere;
1. Council of Europe Bodies and Soft-Law Interpretations of Religious Pluralism;
2. The European Court of Human Rights and and Judicial Interpretation of the Principle of Religious Pluralism;
3. The Relevance of Religious Pluralism in the EU legal order;
4. Relevance of pluralism in European domestic regimes;
Part II: Three Myths of Inclusion;
5. On the Way to Elysium - Defining Religion and Registration of New Religious Communities;
6. Regulation of Religious Symbols - a European Pandora's Jar;
7. Religions and Reproductive Rights - Freedom Changed to Stone;
Part III: Religious Pluralism, Human Rights and the Dissident;
8. The Hollow Paradigms of Contemporary Debates on Law and Religion and the Failed Potential of Religious Pluralism;
9. Repairing Utopia of Rights - Sources of Reconstruction;
10. Human rights and the dissident;
11. Rights Beyond Structure? - Towards Otherwise than Becoming;
Conclusions