Law and Religious Pluralism in Canada
Distributed for University of British Columbia Press
Law and Religious Pluralism in Canada
Table of Contents
Introduction: Law and Religious Pluralism in Canada / Richard Moon
1 View from the Succah: Religion and Neighbourly Relations / Shauna Van Praagh
2 Clashes of Principle and the Possibility of Dialogue: A Case Study of Same-Sex Marriage in the United Church in Canada / Jennifer Nedelsky and Roger Hutchinson
3 Associational Rights, Religion, and the Charter / David Schneiderman
4 The Canadian Conception of Equal Religious Citizenship / Bruce Ryder
5 Living by Different Law: Legal Pluralism, Freedom of Religion, and Illiberal Religious Groups / Alvin Esau
6 In the (Canadian) Shadow of Islamic Law: Translating Mahr as a Bargaining Endowment / Pascale Fournier
7 Living Law on a Living Earth: Aboriginal Religion, Law, and the Constitution / John Borrows
8 Defining Religion: The Promise and the Peril of Legal Interpretation / Lori G. Beaman
9 Government Support for Religious Practice / Richard Moon
10 Ontario’s Sharia Law Debate: Law and Politics under the Charter / Lorraine E. Weinrib
11 Law’s Religion: Rendering Culture / Benjamin L. Berger
Index
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