Laws on Religion and the State in Post-Communist Europe
edited by W. Cole Durham Jr.
This book contains the text in English of the most important laws that discipline the relationship between States and religious groups in the Post-Communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. It is completed by a comparative analysis of these laws, that highlights the principal topics they deal with (registration and financing of religious communities, religious freedom, teaching of religion in schools, etc.)
- Edited by W Cole Durham Jr
Other Titles in this Series
Le droit ecclesiastique en Europe et a ses marges (XVIIIe-XXe siecles)
Actes du colloque du centre Droit et Societes religieuses, Universite de Paris-Sud Sceaux, 12-13 octobre 2007
Volume 6
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