The Routledge Handbook of Postsecularity offers an internationally significant and
comprehensive interdisciplinary collection which provides a series of critical reviews of the …

My previous research on Pandalungan Kiai as a mediatized world shows a complicated
case of negotiation between Internet and religion. From mediatization perspective, we can …

When theocracies are born, they are usually thought to emerge through constitutional
revolution, not evolution. The global resurgence of religion is dominating the political …

Constitutional Statecraft in Asian Courts explores how courts engage in constitutional state-
building in aspiring, yet deeply fragile, democracies in Asia. Yvonne Tew offers an in-depth …

It is sometimes thought that non-liberal regimes are inimical to religious freedom, even if
secular. This Article argues against this view. It holds that a non-liberal order that does not …

This Article introduces the German Law Journal's Special Issue on “Solidarity in Diversity?
State Responses to Religious Diversity in Liberal and Non-Liberal Perspectives”. The major …

Abstract The Turkish Constitutional Court has been frequently referred to as a “guardian of
secularism” since its establishment in 1962 until the 2010 constitutional amendments which …

As a former British colony, Singapore has a legal system that is very much influenced by
British common law and constitutional ideas, while operating within a social-political context …

Among the problems faced by Singaporean Muslim educators is the issue of asatizah
etiquette. Given their position as teachers, asatizahs become role models for madrasa …

Over the past decade or so, debates on the advent of a postsecular present have moved
center-stage in social and cultural theory. These exchanges have made commendable …