International Church-State Symposium 1994
BYU Law Review Volume 1995, No. 2
Presentations from the 1994 International Church-State Symposium published in this issue are available for individual download:
Religious Liberty and the Ukrainian State: Nationalism Versus Equal Protection, Howard L. Biddulph
The Current Legal Status of Christianity in China, R. Lanier Britsch
The Church-State Situation in Poland After the Collapse of Communism, Krystyna Daniel
The Emerging Pattern of Church and State in Western Europe: The Italian Model, Silvio Ferrari
Associational Structures of Religious Organizations, Patty Gerstenblith
The Constitution and Sikhs in Britain, Satvinder S. Juss
The Spanish System of Church and State, Gloria M. Moran
Freedom of Religion in the Netherlands, Sophie C. van Bijsterveld
Is the Lutheran Church Still the State Church? An Analysis of Church-State Relations in Finland, Elizabeth Christensen
The Future of Religious Liberty in Argentina: Will a New Constitutional Mandate and Would Newly Proposed Laws Enhance Religious Liberty?, David E. Doxey and Scott S. Thomas
Kenya: The Struggle to Create a Democracy, Lindsey Gustafson
Zaire: The Positive Role of Religion in Nation Building, James N. MacKinlay
A Widow's Might: Nakaya v. Japan and Japan's Current State of Religious Freedom, Eric N. Weeks