Recent Articles Of Interest

From SSRN:

• Thomas Charles Berg, The Story of the School Prayer Decisions: Civil Religion under Assault, (First Amendment Stories, Richard Garnett, Andrew Koppelman, eds., Foundation Press, 2011).
• Zachary R. Calo, Review of Defending Constantine by Peter Leithart, (Modern Age, Forthcoming).
• Aviva Orenstein, Once We Were Slaves, Now We are Free: Legal, Administrative, and Psychosocial Issues Raised by Passover Celebrations in Prison, (Indiana Legal Studies Research Paper No. 195, June 6, 2011).
• Michaek G. Freedman, Prosecuting Terrorism: The Material Support Statute and Muslim Charities, (Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly, Vol. 38, No. 4, pp. 1113-1147, 2011).
• Marie A. Failinger, Yick Wo at 125: Four Simple Lessons for the Contemporary Supreme Court, (Michigan Journal of Race and Law, Forthcoming).
• Marie A. Failinger, Islam in the Mind of American Courts: 1800-1960, (Boston College Third World Law Journal, Forthcoming).
• Ruth E. Gavison, Can Israel Be Both Jewish and Democratic?, (R. Gavison, Israel as a Jewish and Democratic State, p. 115, 2011).
• Kevin Lee Brady, Religious Sincerity and Imperfection: Can Lapsing Prisoners Recover Under RFRA and RLUIPA?, (University of Chicago Law Review, 2011).
• Ross J. Corbett, Locke's Biblical Critique, (March 3, 2011).
• Nimat H. Barazangi, Why Muslim Women are Re-Interpreting the Qur'an: A Transformative Scholarship Activism, (Sept 16, 2010).
• Nomi Maya Stolzenberg, Righting the Relationship between Race and Religion in Law, (Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2011).

From SmartCILP and elsewhere:

• Jose Ambrozic, Beyond Public Reason on Energy Justice: Solidarity and Catholic Social Teaching, [Abstract], 21 Colorado Journal of International Environmental Law and Policy 381-398 (2010).
• Jorge O. Elorza, Secularism and the Constitution: Can Government Be Too Secular?, 72 University of Pittsburgh Law Review 53-117 (2010).
• Symposium: The Future of Rights of Conscience in Health Care: Legal and Ethical Perspectives. Preface by James W. Devine; articles by Lynn D. Wardle, Kent Greenawalt, Robert K. Vischer, Armand H. Matheny Antommaria, Robin Fretwell Wilson, Richard S. Myers, Jill Morrison, Micole Allekotte and T.A. Cavanaugh. 9 Ave Maria Law Review 1-206 (2010).
• Reviewing Douglas Laycock's Religious Liberty, Volume One: Overviews and History. Book reviews by Thomas C. Berg, Steven D. Smith and Jay Wexler; response by Douglas Laycock. 89 Texas Law Review 901-966 (2011).
• Signs of the Times: The First Amendment and Religious Symbolism. Essays by Peter Irons and Thomas C. Berg; panel discussion with Joseph Thai, moderator; Carl H. Esbeck, Eduardo Penalver, Kevin Theriot, Micheal Salem and Rick Tepker. 63 Oklahoma Law Review 1-100 (2010).
• Symposium. Civil Religion in the United States and Europe. Introduction by Silvio Ferrari; articles by Blandine Chelini-Pont, Pasquale Annicchino, Emmanuel Tawil, Alessandro Ferrari, Andrew Koppelman, Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, Frederick Gedicks, David Fontana, Pierre-Henri Prelot, Michael Perry, Marco Ventura, and Talip Kucukcan; afterword by Brett Scharffs. 41 George Washington International Law Review 749-1000 (2010).
• Meir Katz, The State of Blaine: A Closer Look at the Blaine Amendments and Their Modern Application, Engage Volume 12, Issue 1, June 2011.
• Luke Goodrich, The Health Care and Conscience Debate, Engage Volume 12, Issue 1, June 2011.