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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction Freedom of Religion or Belief, and Security: the OSCE/ODIHR Guidelines -- Part 1: Freedom of Religion and Security: Case Studies -- Chapter 1: The right to religious freedom in Israel: A resource or a condemnation? -- 1: Historical and documental origin -- 2: The definition of the state and extremism -- 3: Three fields of extremist action: political, educational, civic -- 4: Outlook -- Chapter 2: Freedom of Religion and Insecurity in Turkey -- 1: Introduction -- 2: Freedom of religion in education -- 3: Non-recognition of minority groups' religious organisation -- 4: Political Islam and religious radicalization -- 5: Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Defining the Enemy. Egyptian President Al-Sisi and the Restoration of Security -- 1: State-nation-community: structural tensions -- 2: The Revolution of 25 January: the "People"; against the State -- 3: Al-Sisi and the restoration of the identity-security state -- Part 2: Freedom of Religion and Security in Italy -- Chapter 4: Places of Worship, Security and the Public Space in the Case Law of the Italian Constitutional Court -- 1: Preamble: the recent case law of the Italian Constitutional Court and the issues to be resolved -- 2: The legitimate limits to religious freedom -- 3: Positive initiatives in favour of the right to worship -- Chapter 5: The Specifics of the Concept of Radicalisation: A Meaningful Legal Definition -- 1: Fundamentalism, extremism, radicalisation -- 2: The distinctive profiles of radicalised identity -- 3: Towards a legal definition of radicalisation -- Chapter 6: "The Right to Try to Convince One's Neighbour";: Between the Protection of Freedom and the Fight against Religious Radicalism -- 1: Foreword -- 2: Religious propaganda. |
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3: The limits to freedom of religious propaganda in the time of security -- 4: Concluding points -- Chapter 7: Freedom of Religion, Security and Penal Institutions -- 1: Religion and security -- 2: Religion and prison -- 3: Religion, prison and radicalisation -- 4: Freedom to believe in diversity -- Chapter 8: Islam, Security and Immigration in Italy: Administrative Measures -- 1: The issue of immigration between the requirements of security and the rights of foreigners -- 2: Admission of foreigners and administrative measures to combat Islamist terrorism -- 3: Official expulsions of foreign nationals on grounds of terrorism -- 4: Segue: aspects of implementation and critical issues -- Part 3: Islam and Integration in Italy: From Religious to Secular Perspectives -- Chapter 9: Islam: Sources, Principles and Fundamentals -- 1: Introduction -- 2: Islām: historical-contextual elements -- 3: Islām in context -- 4: Islām: origins, elements of belief and worship -- Chapter 10: Human Rights and Islam -- 1: Human rights: definition and nature -- 2: What is the basis for human rights? -- 3: Human rights in European and Arab charters -- 4: A way forward -- Chapter 11: Democracy and Islam in the Italian Secular State -- 1: Introduction -- 2: Italy's New Religious Landscape -- 3: State-Religion Bilateralism Method -- 4: Relations between Islam and Italy's Constitutional Democracy -- 5: Changing and Unpredictable Constitutional Interpretations -- 6: Conclusion -- Chapter 12: Islam as a Religious Faith, or Brief Reflections on the Status of Islam in Italy -- 1: Introductory note -- 2: A snapshot of the legal status of Islam in Italy -- 3: The status of Italian Islam, its path and the prospect of an understanding -- 4: On the horizon: smoke signals -- Conclusion: Interaction and Prevention in the Mediterranean Basin. Final Considerations of the Project -- Index. |
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Milani, Daniela.
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9781040032077 (electronic bk.) |
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