Law and religion in multicultural societies

Rubya Mehdi · Hanne Petersen · Reenberg Erik Sand · Gordon R. Woodman

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Religious Freedom and Discrimination Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender Multicultural Socio-Legal Studies

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Chapter 1. The Possibilities of Co-Existence of Religious Laws with Other Laws Chapter 2. Law, Religion and Culture in Multicultural Britain Chapter 3. Religion in a Super-Diverse Legal Environment: Thoughts on the British Scene Chapter 4. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Canadian Muslim Women's Responses to Faith-Based Arbitration Chapter 5. The State and Religious Laws: The Case of India Chapter 6. Religion as a Factor in Multi-Layered European Union Legislation . Chapter 7. Revision and Reality in the Family Law of Morocco Chapter 8. Marriage and Divorce in the New Moroccan Family Chapter 9. Law as Cultural System: Chaudhary, Mullah and Judge in Pakistani Legal Culture Chapter 10. Supernatural Means to Affect the Outcome of Family Disputes in Courts: The Case of Muslim Pakistanis in Denmark Chapter 11 Changing Traditions, Preserving Values?

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