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The ‘Radiating Effects’ of the European Court of Human Rights on Social Mobilisations Around Religion in Europe – An Analytical Frame
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no DOI — not checkedSee Effie Fokas, 'Directions in Religious Pluralism in Europe: Mobilisations in the Shadow of European Court of Human Rights religious freedom jurisprudence
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no DOI — not checkedIn Legal Culture, but Not of It: The Role of Cause Lawyers in Evangelical Legal Mobilization
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no DOI — not checkedAt the grasstops level even preliminary research suggests a very complicated picture, geographically and substantively: grasstops actors mobilise around religion in the ECtHR with fluency in their movement between New York
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no DOI — not checkedRight to respect for private and family life) or of Article 9 (15-2 majority on both points), and not in violation of Article 14 prohibiting discrimination, taken together with Article 8 or 9 (a unanimous finding on this point). The criticisms of the judgement's reasoning focus especially on the Court's acceptance of the promotion of 'living together' as a legitimate ground for the restriction of fundamental rights (see Eva Brems
no DOI — not checkedFor a quick introduction to criticisms around the Court's handling of Islam in Sahin and beyond, see also Effie Fokas, review of Islam
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