Articles of interest – November 26, 2012

From SSRN:

• June Mary Makdisi, Application of the Principle of Totality and Integrity in American Case Law, (National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 2012).
• Avihay Dorfman, Freedom From Religion, (July 31, 2012).
• Gordon A. Christenson, ‘Liberty of the Exercise of Religion’ in the Peace of Westphalia, (Transnational Law & Contemporary Problems, Vol. 21, 2012).
• Michael  J.T. McMillen, Islamic Home Purchase Financing: A Conceptual Overview, (November 17, 2012).
• Marina Lostal Becerril, The Meaning and Protection of ‘Cultural Objects and Places of Worship’ under the 1977 Additional Protocols, (59 Netherlands International Law Review 3 (2012), pp. 455-72).
• Marina Lostal Becerril, Challenges and Opportunities of the Current Legal Design for the Protection of Cultural Heritage during Armed Conflict, (International Symposium on Cultural Heritage Protection in Times of Risk: Challenges and Opportunities. Yildiz Technical University, ICOMOS ICORP,. Istanbul (Turkey) 2012).
• Nicholas Hatzis, The Church-Clergy Relationship and Anti-Discrimination Law, (Ecclesiastical Law Journal, Forthcoming).
• Geoffrey P. Miller, Taxation in the Bible, (Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Law, Forthcoming).
• Farrah Ahmed and Jane Calderwood Norton, Religious Tribunals, Religious Freedom, and Concern for Vulnerable Women, (Child and Family Law Quarterly, Forthcoming).
• Mohammad Fadel, Seeking an Islamic Reflective Equilibrium: A Response to Abdallahi A. An-Na’im’s Complementary, Not Competing, Claims of Law and Religion: An Islamic Perspective, (Pepperdine Law Review, Vol. 39, p. 1257, 2013).
• Avishalom Westreich, Talmud Based Solutions to the Problem of the Agunah, (Agunah Research Unit Volume 4, Deborah Charles Publications, 2012).
• Frederick C. DeCoste, Hitler’s Conscience, Redemptive Political Emotions, and the Politics of Fear, (November 23, 2012).

SSRN –from Erasmus Law Review Vol. 5, No. 1, 2012:

• Wouter De Been and Sanne Taekema, Religion in the 21st Century Debating the Post-Secular Turn.
• Veit Bader, Post-Secularism or Liberal-Democratic Constitutionalism?
• Markha Valenta, Pluralist Democracy or Scientistic Monocracy? Debating Ritual Slaughter.
• Ann-Sophie Vandenberghe, Regulating the Relationship between State and Religion: An Economic Approach.
• Kristin  A.M. Henrard, Duties of Reasonable Accommodation in Relation to Religion and the European Court of Human Rights: A Closer Look at the Prohibition of Discrimination, the Freedom of Religion and Related Duties of State Neutrality.
• Marlies Galenkamp, Locke and Bayle on Religious Toleration.

From SmartCILP:

• Amy Adler, The First Amendment and the Second Commandment, 57 New York Law School Law Review 41- 58 (2012/13).
• Alan Brownstein, Continuing the Constitutional Dialogue: A Discussion of Justice Stevens’s Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Jurisprudence, 106 Northwestern University Law Review 605-656 (2012).
• Erwin Chemerinsky, A Fixture on a Changing Court: Justice Stevens and the Establishment Clause, 106 Northwestern University Law Review 587-603 (2012).
• Nicole Stelle Garnett, Are Charters Enough Choice? School Choice and the Future of Catholic Schools, 87 Notre Dame Law Review 1891-1916 (2012).
• Edward Whelan, The HHS Contraception Mandate vs. The Religious Freedom Restoration Act, 87 Notre Dame Law Review 2179-2190 (2012).