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DeGirolami's recently published book, The Tragedy of Religious Freedom (Harvard University Press 2013).
“A sophisticated and thoughtful book, which offers fresh insights on a central question of religious liberty.”
—Philip Hamburger, author of Separation of Church and State“The Tragedy of Religious Freedom is a first-rate contribution to the law-and-religion conversation. This conversation—how to think about, and how to effectively protect in law, religious freedom in a constitutional democracy—is a lively and timely one, and DeGirolami is an impressive participant.”
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Movsesian on Laws Prohibiting Religiously Offensive Speech
CLR Forum Director Mark Movsesian appeared this week on Voice of America’s “International Edition with Avi Arditti and Kate Woodsome” to discuss the regulation of religiously offensive speech in the United States, Europe, and around the world. Click on the player below to listen.
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