Articles of interest – May 29, 2017

From SSRN:

Samuel Moyn, Thomas Pink, John Finnis & Lorenzo Zucca, Christian Human Rights: A Debate, (King’s Law Journal, Vol 28.1 (2017), p.1-50).
Barry W. Bussey, Rights Inflation: Attempts to Redefine Marriage and the Freedom of Religion: The Case of Trinity Western University School of Law, (Regent University Law Review, Vol. 29, No. 197, 2017).
Sepehr Shahshahani & Lawrence J. Liu, Religion and Judging on the Federal Courts of Appeals, (May 20, 2017).
Christopher C. Lund, Religion is Special Enough, (Virginia Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 481, 2017).
Howard Kislowicz, The Court and Freedom of Religion, ((2017) 78 S.C.L.R. (2d) 221).
Adam Epstein, Michigan and Sports Law, (Journal of Law, Business & Ethics, Vol. 24, Forthcoming).
Santiago Legarre & Gregory J. Mitchell, Secondary Effects and Public Morality, (40 Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy 320 (2017)).
Courtney G. Joslin, The Gay Rights Canon and the Right to Nonmarriage, (97 Boston University Law Review 425 (2017)).
Mohamed Badar & Masaki Nagata, Modern Extremist Groups and the Division of the World: A Critique from Islamic Perspective, (Arab Law Quarterly 31 (2017) Forthcoming).
Mohamed Badar, Masaki Nagata & Tiphanie Tueni, The Radical Application of the Islamist Concept of Takfir, (Arab Law Quarterly 31 (2017) 132-160).

Heather M. Kolinsky, Situating the Corporation Within the Vulnerability Paradigm: What Impact Does Corporate Personhood Have on Vulnerability, Dependency, and Resilience, [Abstract], 25 American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & Law 51-86 (2017).
Patrick B. Grant, Islamic Law, International Law, and Non-International Armed Conflict in Syria, 35 Boston University International Law Journal 1-37 (2017).