Constitutional Law, Religion and Equal Liberty

Part I Conceptualizing the issue



Chapter 1 Constitutional but not constitutionalism



Chapter 2 Beyond the secular/religious divide



Part II: Constitutional developments and the development of constitutionalism



Chapter 3 The object of constitutions and constitutionalism



Part III The past, the present and the perhaps: Constitutional de-secularization in context



Chapter 4: Political change and constitutional change in Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq



Chapter 5 Freedom of thought, expression and political participation in the Afghan, Iranian and Iraqi constitution



Chapter 6 Conclusions

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