Articles of interest – September 30, 2012

Howard Friedman, Religion Clause

From SSRN:

• Robert Eli Rosen, The Victimizer’s Path to Forgiveness: A Jewish Perspective, (Peace, Justice & Development: Essays in Sociology of Law for the 21st Century, Arvind Agrawal & Vittorio Olgiati, eds., Hart Publishing, Forthcoming).
• Nomi Maya Stolzenberg, Political Theology with a Difference, (Forthcoming in University of California Irvine Law Review).
• Diana Ginn, Comment on Canadian Freedom of Religion Case, (Jurist, Forthcoming).
• Brett Freudenberg and Mahmood Nathie, Chasing Islamic Finance: A Framework to Assess the Potential Benefits of Australian Tax Reforms to Facilitate Islamic Finance, (Review of Business, Vol. 32, No. 2, pp. 58 – 70, 2012).
• Richard W. Garnett and Andrew M. Koppelman, The Many Paths to Neutrality, (in First Amendment Stories, Foundation Press, 2012,  Garnett & Koppelman, eds.).
• Richard Schragger and Micah Schwartzman, Against Religious Institutionalism, (Virginia Law Review, Forthcoming 2013).
• Farooq Aziz and N.R. Khan, Refutation of Private Ownership of Land: An Islamic Perspective, (Journal of Islamic Economics, Banking and Finance, 8(2), 81-90, 2012).
• Imran Hussain Minhas, Shari’ah Governance Model (SGM) and Its Four Basic Pillars, (Islamic Finance News Malaysia Published by Red Money Publication, 2012).
• Rebecca Maret, Mind the Gap: The Equality Bill and Shari’a Arbitration Tribunals in the United Kingdom, (Boston College Law Review, Vol. 1, 2012).

From SmartCILP:

• Marci A. Hamilton, RLUIPA Is a Bridge Too Far: Inconvenience Is Not Discrimination, [Abstract], 39 Fordham Urban Law Journal 959-987 (2012).
• John Hursh, Advancing Women’s Rights Through Islamic Law: The Example of Morocco, 27 Berkeley Journal of Gender Law & Justice 252-305 (2012).
• Charles Kelbley, Modeling Church and State: The Ideological Use of History in Establishment Clause Jurisprudence, [Abstract], 38 Ohio Northern University Law Review 639-700 (2012).
• Alan C. Weinstein, The Effect of RLUIPA’s Land Use Provisions on Local Governments, 39 Fordham Urban Law Journal 1221-1248 (2012).