Oxford University Press to publish “Constituting the Future: Religious Liberty, Law, and Flourishing Societies”
23 November 2011
Oxford University Press will publish Constituting the Future: Religious Liberty, Law, and Flourishing Societies, edited by Allen D. Hertzke, a leading expert on international religious freedom advocacy and a Contributing Editor on The Review of Faith & International Affairs. The book will include a chapter by Chris Seiple and Dennis R. Hoover titled "Religious Freedom and Global Security."
CONSTITUTING THE FUTURE
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, LAW, AND FLOURISHING SOCIETIES
Edited by Allen D. Hertzke
Preliminary Table of Contents:
Forward
Michael Bourdeaux, Oxford University and Keston Institute
Constituting the Future: Advancing the "First Freedom" in the 21st Century
Allen Hertzke, Presidential Professor, University of Oklahoma
The Status of Religious Freedom
W. Cole Durham, Jr., Matthew R. Richards, and Donlu Thayer, International Center on Law and Religion Studies, Brigham Young University: The Status and Threats to International Law on Religious Liberty.
Angela Wu, Becket Fund for Religious Liberty: The Challenges of Leveraging Law for Religious Freedom
Brian Grim, Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life: Restrictions on Religion in the World: Measures and Implications.
Religious Markets, Pluralism, and the State
Anthony Gill, University of Washington: Religious Pluralism, Political Incentives, and the Origins of Religious Liberty
Fenggang Yang, Purdue University: Oligopoly Dynamics and the Triple Religious Markets in China
Roman Lunkin, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow: The Status and Challenges to Religious Freedom in Russia
Church-State Challenges in Democratic States
Jonathan Luxmoore, English Journalist and Keston Contributor: From Solidarity to Freedom: The Mixed Fortunes of Churches in Post-Communist Europe
Silvio Ferrari, University of Milan: Models of State-Religion Relations in Western Europe
Gerald Bradley, University of Notre Dame, Emerging Challenges to Religious Freedom in America and Other English-Speaking Countries
Constitutional Models, Law, and Islamic Experience
Ahmet Kuru, San Diego State University: Assertive and Passive Secularism: State Neutrality, Religious Demography, and the Muslim Minority in the United States
Binnaz Toprak, Bahcesehir University, Turkey: Identity, Social Repression and Public Policy: A Case Study of Anatolian Towns
Talip Kucukcan, Marmara University/SETA Foundation, Turkey, Secularism, Law and Freedom of Religion in Turkey
Recep Senturk, Fatih University, Turkey: Human Rights in Islamic Jurisprudence: Why Should All Human Beings Be Inviolable?
Religious Freedom, Global Security, and Diplomacy
Chris Seiple and Dennis Hoover, Institute for Global Engagement, Religious Freedom and Global Security
Thomas Farr, Berkley Center at Georgetown University, Religious Freedom and International Diplomacy
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