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El. knyga: Religion and Law in the United Kingdom

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  • Formatas: 264 pages
  • Serija: 3
  • Išleidimo metai: 20-Jun-2021
  • Leidėjas: Kluwer Law International
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789403534909
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  • Formatas: 264 pages
  • Serija: 3
  • Išleidimo metai: 20-Jun-2021
  • Leidėjas: Kluwer Law International
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9789403534909
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Derived from the renowned multi-volume International Encyclopaedia of Laws, this convenient resource provides systematic information on how the United Kingdom deals with the role religion plays or can play in society, the legal status of religious communities and institutions, and the legal interaction among religion, culture, education, and media.

After a general introduction describing the social and historical background, the book goes on to explain the legal framework in which religion is approached. Coverage proceeds from the principle of religious freedom through the rights and contractual obligations of religious communities; international, transnational, and regional law effects; and the legal parameters affecting the influence of religion in politics and public life. Also covered are legal positions on religion in such specific fields as church financing, labour and employment, and matrimonial and family law. A clear and comprehensive overview of relevant legislation and legal doctrine make the book an invaluable reference source and very useful guide.

Succinct and practical, this book will prove to be of great value to practitioners in the myriad instances where a law-related religious interest arises in the United Kingdom. Academics and researchers will appreciate its value as a thorough but concise treatment of the legal aspects of diversity and multiculturalism in which religion plays such an important part.

The Authors 3(12)
List of Abbreviations
13(2)
Preface to the Revised 2021 (Third) Edition 15(20)
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Short Summary
17(10)
§1 Restriction on Movement and Closure of Places of Worship
17(5)
§2 Opening of Places of Worship for Private Prayer
22(1)
§3 Opening of Places of Worship for Communal Worship
23(1)
§4 The Church of England
24(3)
General Introduction
27(8)
§1 General Background of the Country
27(1)
I Geography
27(1)
II Constitution
28(2)
§2 Social Facts about Religion
30(1)
§3 Historical Background
31(1)
I Overview
31(1)
II Temporal/Spiritual Division (1066-1530s)
31(1)
III Discrimination and Intolerance (1530s-c.1689)
32(1)
IV Religious Toleration (1689-2000)
32(1)
V Positive Religious Freedom (2000-Onwards)
33(2)
Part I Legal Framework and Sources
35(14)
Chapter 1 Constitutional Position of Religion
35(12)
§1 Overview
35(1)
§2 England
35(7)
I The Church of England
36(1)
II The Law of the Church of England
37(1)
A Measures
38(1)
B Canons
39(1)
III The Courts of the Church of England
40(1)
A Faculty Jurisdiction
40(1)
B Clergy Discipline
41(1)
IV Public Ministry
42(1)
§3 Wales
42(2)
I The Church in Wales
43(1)
II The Law of the Church in Wales
43(1)
III The Courts of the Church in Wales
43(1)
IV Public Ministry
43(1)
§4 Scotland
44(3)
I The Church of Scotland
44(1)
II The Law of the Church of Scotland
45(1)
III The Courts of the Church of Scotland
45(1)
IV Public Ministry
46(1)
Chapter 2 Other Legislation with Regard to Religion
47(1)
Chapter 3 Typology of the System
48(1)
Part II Religious Freedom in General
49(24)
Chapter 1 Individual Religious Freedom
49(18)
§1 Overview
49(1)
§2 Article 9 ECHR
50(1)
§3 Interference under Article 9(1)
51(10)
I The Definition of Belief
52(3)
II The Motivation/Manifestation Requirement
55(3)
III The Specific Situation Rule
58(3)
§4 Justification under Article 9(2)
61(4)
I Prescribed by Law
62(1)
II Legitimate Aim
62(1)
III Necessary in a Democratic Society
63(2)
§5 Other Convenhon Rights
65(2)
Chapter 2 Collective Religious Freedom
67(5)
§1 Overview
67(1)
§2 The Strasbourg Approach
68(1)
§3 Human Rights Claims by Religious Groups
69(1)
§4 Human Rights Claims Against Religious Groups
70(2)
Chapter 3 Organisational Religious Freedom
72(1)
Part III Legal Status of Religious Communities
73(16)
Chapter 1 Formal Status of Religious Communities
73(7)
§1 Registration and Charity Law
73(5)
I Registration Law
73(1)
II Charity Law
74(4)
§2 Legal Status
78(2)
I Religious Communities as Unincorporated Associations
78(1)
II Statutory Recognition
79(1)
Chapter 2 Autonomy of Religious Communities
80(6)
§1 General Position
80(2)
§2 Private Law
82(2)
§3 Public Law
84(2)
Chapter 3 Fundamental Rights and Religious Communities
86(1)
Chapter 4 Contractual Religious Freedom
87(2)
Part IV International, Transnational and Regional Effects on Religious Communities
89(14)
Chapter 1 International Law Affecting Religious Communities
90(5)
§1 Introduction
90(1)
§2 The Recognition of International Law in the UK Legal System
90(1)
§3 The United Nations
91(1)
§4 The Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948 (UDHR)
91(1)
§5 The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 1966 (ICCPR)
92(1)
§6 The Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief 1981
93(2)
Chapter 2 Transnational Law Affecting Religious Communities
95(5)
§1 The European Convention on Human Rights
95(2)
I Overview
95(2)
§2 The European Union
97(3)
I The Growing Interest in Religious Matters
97(1)
II Influence upon the United Kingdom
98(2)
Chapter 3 Regional Law Affecting Religious Communities
100(3)
§1 England
100(1)
§2 Scotland
100(2)
§3 Wales
102(1)
Part V Religion and Politics
103(14)
Chapter 1 Religion Influence in Politics
104(5)
§1 Governmental Responsibilities
104(1)
§2 Equality and Human Rights Commission
105(2)
§3 The Charity Commission for England and Wales
107(1)
§4 The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator
107(2)
Chapter 2 Political Influence in Religion
109(3)
§1 Churches' Legislation Advisory Service
109(1)
§2 Churches Together in Britain and Ireland
109(1)
§3 Other Organisations
110(2)
I Christian Organisations
110(1)
II Muslim Council of Britain
110(1)
III The Board of Deputies of British Jews
111(1)
Chapter 3 Interaction Between Religion and State on a Political and Legal Level
112(5)
§1 Religious Representation at the Westminster Parliament
112(2)
I The House of Lords
112(2)
II The House of Commons
114(1)
§2 Religious Representation at the Scottish Parliament
114(1)
§3 Religious Representation at the Welsh Parliament/Senedd Cymru
115(1)
§4 Religious Representation in Local Government
115(2)
Part VI Labour Law Within Religious Communities
117(14)
Chapter 1 Scope of Application of Labour Law
118(1)
Chapter 2 Religious Ministers and Labour Law
119(10)
§1 The Classical Doctrine
119(3)
I General Rule
119(1)
II The Possibility of a Contract
120(1)
III The Presumption Against a Contract
121(1)
§2 Subsequent Developments
122(7)
I Percy v. Church of Scotland Board of National Mission
122(1)
II New Testament Church of God v. Stewart
123(2)
III President of the Methodist Conference v. Preston
125(1)
IV Sharpe v. Bishop of Worcester
126(3)
Chapter 3 Other Church Employees and Labour Law
129(2)
Part VII Religious Communities and Protection of the Individual
131(44)
Chapter 1 Protection of Privacy
132(1)
Chapter 2 Freedom to Marry
133(1)
Chapter 3 Freedom of Expression
134(1)
Chapter 4 Due Process Norms and Religious Groups
135(3)
§1 The Right to a Fair Trial
135(1)
§2 Oath Taking
136(2)
Chapter 5 Professional Secrecy
138(3)
Chapter 6 Medical Ethics
141(4)
Chapter 7 Non-discrimination
145(23)
§1 Prohibiting Discrimination on Grounds of Religion
146(14)
I Definitions of Religion or Belief
146(2)
II Direct Discrimination
148(4)
III Indirect Discrimination
152(6)
IV Victimisation
158(1)
V Harassment
159(1)
§2 Permitting Discrimination on Grounds of Religion
160(8)
I Employment
161(1)
A Religious Discrimination
161(1)
B Sexual Orientation and Sex Discrimination
162(3)
II Goods and Services
165(1)
A Religious Discrimination
165(1)
B Sexual Orientation Discrimination
166(1)
C Sex Discrimination
166(2)
Chapter 8 Penal Law and Religion
168(7)
§1 Offences Protecting Religious Worship
168(2)
§2 Public Order Offences
170(1)
§3 Stirring up Religious Hatred
171(1)
§4 Religiously Aggravated Offences
172(3)
Part VIII Church Financing
175(6)
Chapter 1 Direct Financing of Religious Communities
175(3)
§1 Historical Background
175(1)
§2 Current Legal Position
176(2)
Chapter 2 Indirect Financing of Religious Communities
178(3)
Part IX Education
181(24)
Chapter 1 Religious Education in Public and Private Schools
181(11)
§1 International and Historical Background
181(5)
§2 Religious Education in State Schools
186(3)
I Legal Requirements
187(1)
II Content
188(1)
III Rights of Teachers
189(1)
§3 Religious Worship in State Schools
189(3)
I Legal Requirements
189(1)
II Content
190(1)
III Rights of Teachers
191(1)
Chapter 2 Religious Schools
192(13)
§1 State Maintained Faith Schools
192(4)
I Legal Status
192(2)
II Religious Education and Worship
194(1)
III Teachers
195(1)
§2 Independent Faith Schools (Including Academies)
196(2)
I Legal Status
196(1)
II Religious Education and Worship
197(1)
III Teachers
197(1)
§3 Schools in Scotland
198(3)
I The Education (Scotland) Act 1980
199(1)
II Religious Observance
200(1)
§4 Higher Education
201(1)
I Historical Background
201(1)
II Legal Status
202(1)
III Teaching Religion
203(1)
IV Chaplaincy
203(2)
Part X Matrimonial and Family Law
205(22)
Chapter 1 Legal Position of Religious Marriage
205(18)
§1 International and Historical Background
205(2)
§2 Marriage Law
207(8)
I Traditional Marriage in England and Wales
207(3)
II Same-Sex Marriage
210(3)
III Marriage in Scodand
213(2)
§3 Divorce Law
215(3)
I General Position
215(1)
II Remarriage in Church
216(1)
III Religious Divorces in Judaism and Islam
217(1)
§4 Civil Partnerships
218(5)
I Formation
218(2)
II Termination
220(3)
Chapter 2 Religious Family Law
223(4)
§1 Historical Background
223(1)
§2 Current Legal Position
223(4)
Part XI Religion and Culture
227(16)
Chapter 1 Religion and Art
228(1)
Chapter 2 Religion and Media
229(2)
Chapter 3 Religion and Civil Society
231(7)
§1 Prisons in England and Wales
231(3)
§2 Prisons in Scotland
234(1)
§3 The Armed Forces
235(1)
§4 Hospitals and Healthcare in England and Wales
236(1)
§5 Hospitals and Healthcare in Scotland
236(2)
Chapter 4 Religion and Public Debate
238(5)
Selected Bibliography 243(6)
Index 249
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