Religion and human rights: an introduction

Abstract

Preface and Acknowledgements Contributors Introduction - John Witte, Jr. and M. Christian Green, Emory University Part I: Human Rights and Religious Traditions 1. A Jewish Theory of Human Rights - David Novak 2. Christianity and Human Rights - Nicholas P. Wolterstorff 3. Islam and Human Rights: Framing and Reframing the Discourse - Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im 4. Hinduism and Human Rights - Werner Menski 5. Confucianism and Human Rights - Joseph Chan 6. Buddhism and Human Rights - Sallie B. King 7. Indigenous Religion and Human Rights - Ronald Niezen 8. Religion, Human Rights, and Public Reason: The Role and Limits of a Secular Rationale - David Little Part II: Religion and Modern Human Rights Issues 9. The Phases and Functions of Freedom of Conscience - Steven D. Smith 10. Religion and Freedom of Choice - Paul Taylor 11. Religion and Freedom of Expression - Carolyn Evans 12. Religion, Equality, and Non-Discrimination - Nazila Ghanea 13. Religion and Freedom of Association - Natan Lerner 14. The Right to Self-Determination of Religious Communities - Johan D. van der Vyver 15. Permissible Limitations on Religion - T. Jeremy Gunn 16. From Religious Freedom to Moral Freedom - Michael J. Perry 17. Keeping Faith: Reconciling Women's Human Rights and Religion - Madhavi Sunder 18. Religion and Children's Rights - Barbara Bennett Woodhouse 19. Religion and Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights - Ingvill Thorson Plesner 20. Religion and Environmental Rights - Willis Jenkins 21. Religion, Violence, and the Right to Peace - R. Scott Appleby 22. Patterns of Religion State Relations - W. Cole Durham, Jr. Index

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