International Perspectives on Education, Religion and Law

Foreword Michael D. Waggoner 1. Does the Free Exercise of Religion Have a Future in the Market Place of Public Education United States? Charles J. Russo 2. School Prayer Martha M. McCarthy 3. Religion and the Public School Curriculum Suzanne E. Eckes and Allison Fetter-Harrott 4. Distribution of Religious Materials in Public Schools Ralph D. Mawdsley 5. Religious Displays and Holiday Observances in Public Schools Kevin P. Brady 6. Wearing Religious Garb in the Public Schools Allan G. Osborne, Jr. 7. Clash of Values: Religious Autonomy and State Efforts to Eliminate All Forms of Discrimination William E. Thro 8. The Constitution, Religious Education and the Future of Religious Freedom in Australian Schools Paul Babie and Ben Mylius 9. From "Common Christianity" to "Equal Concern and Respect": Working Out a New Understanding of Religion’s Place in Canada’s Schools Gregory M. Dickinson and Nora M. Findlay 10. Adapting to Religious Diversity: Legal Protection of Religious Preference in State-Funded Schools in England Neville Harris and Javier García Oliva 11.The Legal Status of Religion in Publicly Funded Schools in Ireland Dympna Glendenning 12. Freedom of Religion and Religious Practices in School: The Judicial Approach in Malaysia Fatt Hee Tie 13. Freedom of Conscience and the Right to Education in Russia – A Secular Country of Cultural and Religious Diversity Maria Smirnova 14. Education, Religion, and the Law in South Africa Marius Smit 15. Analysis and Recommendations Charles J. Russo