In the latter half of the twentieth century, America witnessed the construction of a" wall of
separation" between religion and the public square. What had once been commonplace …

Scholars of the law confront a predicament. To theorize about the law—to organize one's
ideas into generalities that capture real legal phenomena—is the peak of scholarly …

Visual representations of religious symbols continue to puzzle judges. Lacking empirical
data on how images communicate, courts routinely dismiss visual religious symbols as" …

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THE CONSTITUTIONAL MEANING OF CONFESSIONAL SYMBOLS FREDERICK MARK …

The courts' role in educational disputes is much researched, but while the legal and socio-
political implications of judicial decisions are often scrutinised, judges' pedagogical …

In its recent decision in Lautsi v. Italy, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human
Rights recognized that Italy enjoys a wide" margin of appreciation" in questions relating to …

Roadside memorials are cenotaphic in so far as they honor a person whose corporeal
remains lie elsewhere. They powerfully express the pathos of loss felt by the bereaved …

One of the most debated issues that European legal thinkers are tackling is surely the place
that" neutrality" has in the field of constitutional theory, state-religion relationships, and …

The most important recent development in American religion is the dramatic increase in the
number of people who claim no religious affiliation-the rise of the Nones. In this Working …

La privatización del fenómeno religioso en la Modernidad se ha traducido, en el mundo del
derecho, en la libertad religiosa y en la separación del Estado de las organizaciones …