Articles of interest – October 28, 2013

From SSRN:

Patrick M. Garry, Distorting the Establishment Clause Into an Individual Dissenter’s Right, (7 Charleston Law Review, Fall 2012).
Andrew B. Kartchner, Corporate Free Exercise: A Survey of Supreme Court Cases Applied to a Novel Question, (Regent J. L. & Pub. Pol’y, Volume 6, Issue 2 (2014), Forthcoming).
Kenneth Einar Himma, What’s So Damn Special About Religion, Anyway? (Review Essay of Brian Leiter, Why Tolerate Religion? ), (Law and Philosophy, Forthcoming).
Patrick McKinley Brennan, Resisting the Grand Coalition in Favor of the Status Quo by Giving Full Scope to the Libertas Ecclesiae, (Freedom and the Moral Law: Proceedings from the Convention of the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, 2013).
Patrick McKinley Brennan, The Liberty of the Church: Source, Scope, and Scandal, (Journal of Contemporary Legal issues, Forthcoming).
Roberta Rosenthal Kwall, Response to Zadoff on Kwall, (Cardozo Law Review De Novo, p. 264, 2013).
Leonid Sirota, Storm and Havoc: The Rule of Law and Religious Exemptions, (47 Revue Juridique Thémis de l’Université de Montréal 247 (2013)).

From SSRN – Foreign and Islamic Law:

Tamir Moustafa, Liberal Rights versus Islamic Law? The Construction of a Binary in Malaysian Politics, (Law & Society Review, vol. 47: 771-802 (2013)).
Moamen Gouda, Stealing More Is Better? An Economic Analysis of Islamic Law of Theft, (April 24, 2013).
Mikhail Antonov & Ekaterina Samokhina, The Reasoning of Russian Courts in Cases Connected with the Protection of Religious Feelings, (Higher School of Economics Research Paper No. WP BRP 26/LAW/2013, Oct. 2013).
Daniel Augenstein, Normative Fault-Lines of Transnational Human Rights Jurisprudence: National Pride and Religious Prejudice in the European Legal Space, (October 11, 2013).
Yuksel Sezgin, The Impact of State-Enforced Personal Status Laws on Human Rights (Chapter 3 in Human Rights Under State-Enforced Religious Family Laws in Israel, Egypt and India, Cambridge University Press, 2013).