Encyclopedia of Law and Religion
Edited by: Gerhard Robbers and W. Cole Durham
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In recent years, issues of freedom of religion or belief and state-religion relations have become increasingly important worldwide. The Encyclopedia of Law and Religion, unique in its breadth and global coverage, provides an important foundational resource for study of these issues. The encyclopedia covers the relation between law and religion in its various aspects, including those related to the role of religion in society, the relations between religion and state institutions, freedom of religion, legal aspects of religious traditions, the interaction between law and religion, and other issues at the junction of law, religion, and state.
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Saint Barthélemy
(10 words)
Saint Helena (Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha)
(1,092 words)
Saint Kitts and Nevis
(2,374 words)
Saint Lucia
(2,969 words)
Saint-Martin
(9 words)
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
(12 words)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
(2,838 words)
Samoa
(2,058 words)
San Marino
(2,956 words)
São Tomé and Príncipe
(1,481 words)
Saudi Arabia
(7,137 words)
Senegal
(4,716 words)
Serbia
(5,418 words)
Seychelles, Republic of
(2,304 words)