Religious liberty in transitional societies: the politics of religion

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Religious Freedom and Discrimination Religion and Society Interactions Theology and Canon Law Studies

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Southern Europe: Spain and Greece 3. Central and Eastern Europe: Poland and Bulgaria 4. The former USSR: Russia and the successor states 5. Justifying religious 'recognition' and/or discrimination 6. Conclusion: culture, conflict, modernisation and religious liberty Select bibliography Index.

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