Law And Religion
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Scholars Network (LARSN)
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Annual
Conference 2013
Tuesday 14th
May 2013
PROGRAMME
10.00 Registration,
Tea and Coffee [Senior Common Room]
10.30 Welcome
[Senior Common Room]
10.40-12.00 Session
1: Panels A, B and C [Rooms 1.28, 1.29 and 1.30]
12.00-12.15 Tea
and Coffee [Senior Common Room]
12.15-13.15 Session
2: Panels D and E [Rooms 1.29 and 1.30]
13.15-14.00 Buffet
Lunch [1.28]
14.00-14.45 LARSN
Meeting [1.30]
14.45-15.45 Session
3: Panels F and G [Rooms 1.28 and 1.29]
15.45-16.00 Tea
and Coffee [Senior Common Room]
16.00-17.00 Session
4: Panels H and I[Rooms 1.28 and 1.29]
Panels
and Speakers
Panel
A
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Norman Doe
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Cardiff University
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'Christian law: contemporary principles'
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Frank Cranmer
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Cardiff
University
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Same-sex Adoption: the Religious Dimension
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Neil Addison
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Thomas More
Legal Centre
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St Margaret’s Children and Family Care Society:
The End of Christian Charity
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Suhraiya Jivraj
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University of
Kent
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Same-race/religion Matching in
Adoption: the Exclusion of White Families
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Panel
B
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Amel Alghrani
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University of Manchester
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Religion,
Law and Bioethics: An Islamic perspective on womb transplantation as the
latest breakthrough in the arena emerging reproductive technologies
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Celia Kenny
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Trinity College Dublin/Cardiff
University
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Islamic Veiling: Is it a challenge for the Legal
Concept, Forum Internum?
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Haluk Songur
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Turkey-Trinity Saint David University UW
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Perception of Shariah/Fiqh by Modern Islamic States
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Pedro Erik Carneiro
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University of
Brasilia
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Searching for Roots of Understanding: Islam,
Terrorism and Religious Freedom
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Panel
C
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Sylvie Bacquet
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University of Westminster
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‘The State, the
individual and religious symbols’: Why does it matter? An Empirical Study of
the issue within Higher Education in London.
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Adina Radicanu
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Karl Franzens University, Graz, Austria
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When religious freedom tackles "the mark of the
beast": The RFID chips legislation in Romania
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Jose Luis Llaquet
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Church and State in Spain 2013
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Dawid Bunikowski
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University of
Eastern Finland
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Relations between State Law and Religion in Finland
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Panel
D
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Robert
Morris
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UCL
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The Succession to the Crown Bill
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Greg Walker
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Cardiff
University
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Recent Trends in Legal-Political Thought and the
Future of Church Establishment
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Zachary Calo
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Valparaiso University
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Law Religion and the Problem of the Secular:
Perspectives from Europe and the United States
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Panel
E
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Caroline Roberts
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Aberystwyth University
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On The Right Not To Manifest Religion or Belief In Europe
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Helge Aarsheim
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University of Oslo
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Between and Betwixt? The Nexus Between Religion and
Race at the UN Committee on Racial Discrimination
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Julie Maher
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Oxford and Harvard
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Religion and Freedom of Speech
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Panel
F
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Tony Bradney
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Keele University
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The Politics of Religious
Discrimination Laws in England and Wales
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Andrea Jarman
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Bournemouth
University
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Disability and Demonstrating
Christian Commitment
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Ilias Trispiotis
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UCL and Harvard
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Religion in the Workplace: the idea
of reasonable accommodation in the jurisprudence of the European Court of
Human Rights.
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Panel
G
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Rodrigo Cespedes
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Lancaster University
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Freedom of Religion in the
Post-Pinochet Chile
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David Harte
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Cardiff
University
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The Relevance of the First Great
Commandment to a Plural Law
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Werner de Saeger
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Oxford
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Constantine and the Concept of
Religious Liberty in 4th Century Rome
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Panel
H
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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Chara Bakalis
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Oxford Brookes University
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The Religion of the
Offender and the Concept of Equality in the Sentencing Process
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Megan Pearson
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London School of Economics
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Religious
Ministers: Ministerial Exception or Reaney v Bishop of Hereford
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Gerardo Ruiz-Rico and
Jose Luis Ruiz Ruiz
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Jaen University
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Religious
freedom and the non-confessional nature of the Spanish State
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Panel
I
Name
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Affiliation
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Title
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David Kirkham
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Brigham Young University
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Natural Rights and Natural Wrongs – Liberty, Law and
Self-Restraint in the Mostly Secular West
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Jaclyn L Neo
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National University of Singapore
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The Mixed Constitution, Secularism and its
Alternatives
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Arif Jamal
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National University of Singapore
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The Role of Nature Law in a Post-Secular Age
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