Lexikon für Kirchen- und Religionsrecht
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Edited by Heribert Hallermann Edited by Thomas Meckel Edited by Michael Droege Edited by Heinrich de Wall
Due to the ecclesiastical and social changes in recent years, church and religious law are facing major challenges and modifications. The editors have therefore developed a new lexicon for church and religious law, the aim of which is to provide users with well-founded orientation and information based on the latest research on the historically grown, applicable law of the churches and religious communities and their legal relationships with the state. The Lexicon for Church and Religious Law (LKRR) appears in four volumes and offers reliable and concise information on the fundamental questions of the internal law of churches and religious communities and religious law in over 2,600 lemmas or key words. In addition to questions of state law and canon law of the Catholic and Protestant churches, central contents of canon law of the Orthodox churches as well as the law of Judaism and Islam are dealt with. The lexicon is committed to an interreligious and ecumenical perspective and gives the user the opportunity to compare the various areas of law. The cooperation of well-known scholars of national law, religious law as well as Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Jewish and Islamic law guarantees well-founded and competent information. The lexicon is a reliable and indispensable source of information for both theologians and lawyers in their studies, in science, in state and church administration as well as in pastoral care and professional practice.
Heribert Hallermann ist Professor em. für Kirchenrecht an der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. Die Forschungsschwerpunkte von Professor Hallermann liegen im Bereich des Verfassungsrechts der lateinischen Kirche, in den Gemeinrechten und -pflichten der Gläubigen, im kirchlichen Vereinsrecht und im Ordensrecht sowie im kirchlichen Hochschulrecht.
Thomas Meckel ist Professor für Kirchenrecht, Religionsrecht und kirchliche Rechtgeschichte an der Philosophisch-Theologischen Hochschule Sankt Georgen Frankfurt. Professor Meckels Forschungsschwerpunkte liegen in den Bereichen Theologische Grundlegung des Kirchenrechts/Rechtstheologie, Verfassungsrecht, Verkündigungsrecht und Sakramentenrecht, Staatskirchenrecht/Religionsrecht sowie Kirchliche Rechtsgeschichte.
Michael Droege ist Professor für öffentliches Recht, Verwaltungsrecht, Religionsverfassungsrecht und Kirchenrecht an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Aktuelle Forschungsvorhaben von Professor Droege liegen im Bereich der Finanzierung und des Vermögens von Religionsgemeinschaften, z. B. aktuelle Fragen des Kirchensteuerrechts oder die Frage der Transparenz des kirchlichen Vermögensrechts.
Heinrich de Wall ist Professor für Kirchenrecht, Staats- und Verwaltungsrecht an der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. Professor de Walls Forschungsschwerpunkte liegen im Staatskirchenrecht, Evangelisches Kirchenrecht, Geschichte der Staatslehre und Allgemeines Verwaltungsrecht.
- Edited by Heribert Hallermann
- Edited by Thomas Meckel
- Edited by Michael Droege
- Edited by Heinrich de Wall
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