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    • From Exception to Norm: Rethinking Religious Freedom Through the Law of Diversity
    • Is Bosnia and Herzegovina Discriminating Against Its Largest Religious Group by Refusing to Sign an Agreement with the Islamic Community?
    • The Rules of Engagement: Identifying the Defining Features of the European Union’s Sui Generis Model of Religion-State Relations
    • The Quiet Architecture of Religious Freedom at Work
    • Israel’s Death Penalty Law: “Jewish and Democratic”?
    • The EUCJ Ruling in Katholische Schwangerschaftsberatung v. JB and Its Impact on Ecclesiastical Labor Law in Germany
    • Global Overview of Religious Registration Systems: Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the Arabian Peninsula
    • Magnifica Humanitas: Human Dignity, Technology, and the International Order
    • Sociology of Religious Freedom
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    • Religious Law and Human Rights
    • Pope Francis and His Legacy in Theology, Canon Law, Interreligious Dialogue, and Religious Leadership
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    • Conscientious Objection to the Military Service: A Right in Progress
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    • More Layers to Consider: Andrea Pin on Bayatyan v. Armenia
    • Can and Should a Religious Symbol Be Passive? Pasquale Annicchino’s Doubts over Lautsi v. Italy
    • The State’s Right to Err: Why David Kenny Now Supports Murphy v. Ireland
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Dmytro Vovk, Director, Center for the Rule of Law and Religion Studies, Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Kharkiv, Ukraine

Amy Andrus, Associate Director, International Center  for Law and Religion Studies

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Jane Wise, Associate Director, International Center  for Law and Religion Studies

Donlu Thayer (blog originator), Senior Fellow, International Center for Law and Religion Studies

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