Religion and law in the United Kingdom
By: Mark Hill, Russell Sandberg, Norman Doe
Contributors: Sandberg, Russell, author; Doe, Norman, author
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
ISBN-13: 9789041154392
Subjects: Church and state; Freedom of religion; Religion and law; Religious minorities; Legal status, laws; Ecclesiastical law
Other titles: International encyclopaedia of laws. Religion.
Notes: "This book was originally published as a monograph in the International encyclopaedia of laws/Religion."

Includes bibliographical references (pages 233-238) and index.
Table of contents: title: Legal framework and sources: Constitutional position of religion; title: Other legislation with regard to religion; title: Typology of the system; title: Religious freedom in genera :  Individual religious freedom; title: Collective religious freedom; title: Organizational religious freedom; title: Legal status of religious communities: Formal status of religious communities; title: Autonomy of religious communities; title: Fundamental rights and religious communities; title: Contractual religious freedom; title: International, transnational and regional effects on religious communities: International law affecting religious communities; title: Transnational law affecting religious communities; title: Regional law affecting religious communities; title: Religion and politics: Religion influence in politics; title: Political influence in religion; title: Interaction between religion and state on a political and legal level; title: Labour law within religious communities: Scope of application of labour law; title: Religious ministers and labour law; title: Other church employees and labour law; title: Religious communiteis and protection of the individual: Protection of privacy; title: Freedom to marry; title: Freedom of expression; title: Due process norms and religious groups; title: Professional secrecy; title: Medical ethics; title: Non-discrimination; title: Penal law and religion; title: Church financing: Direct financing of religious communities; title: Indirect financing of religious communities; title: Education: Religious education in public and private schools; title: Religious schools; title: Matrimonial and family law: Legal position of religious marriage; title: Religious family law; title: Religion and culture: Religion and art; title: Religion and media; title: Religion and civil society; title: Religion and public debate.