Religious Rules, State Law, and Normative Pluralism - A Comparative Overview

Religious Rules and Legal Pluralism - An Introduction; Silvio Ferrari.- State Norms, Religious Norms, and Claims of Plural Normativity underDemocratic Constitutions; Michele Graziadei.- Anthropological Perspectives on the Normative and InstitutionalRecognition of Religion by the Law of the State; Martin Ramstedt.- Legal Pluralism: Freedom of Religion, Exemptions and Equality ofCitizens; Bryan S. Turner.- Applicable Religious Rules According to Austrian Law; WolfgangWieshaider.- Religious Rules and Principles in Belgian Law; Louis-Léon Christiansand Adriaan Overbeeke.- The Relation between Religion and State in Brazilian Law; Jane ReisGonçalves Pereira.- The Colombian Legal System: Applicable Religious Rules; Vicente Prieto.- Estonia: Religious Rules and State Law; Merilin Kiviorg.- La France Face À Ses Religions; Jacques Robert.- The Interplay between State Law and Religious Law in Germany; InoAugsberg and Stefan Korioth.- Borders of Religious Authonomy in Hungary; Balázs Schanda.- Application of Religious Law in A Multi-Religion Nation State. TheIsraeli Model; Asher Maoz.- Modifications Et Contradictions De La Réalité Socioreligieuse EnItalie. Profiles Juridiques Et Sociales; Roberto Mazzola.- Legal Pluralism and Conflicts in Malaysia: The Challenge of EmbracingDiversity; Nurjaanah Chew Li Hua.- The Status and Implementation of Islamic Law in Malaysia; Mohamed AzamMohamed Adil - Nisar Mohammad Ahmad.- Religious Rules and the Law of the Dutch State; Sophie van Bijsterveld.- Portugal. Religious Rules and State Law; Paulo Adragão - Anabela Leão.- L'application Des Règles Religieuses Dans Le Système Juridique DuQuébec; Jabeur Fathally.- Managing Religion through "Religious Harmony": The Case of Singapore; ArifA. Jamal.- Religion and the Constitutional Experience of South Africa; PieterCoertzen.- Striking the Balance between Religious Rules and StateLaw: Spain;