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The Social Equality of Religion or Belief

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Table of contents (15 chapters)

  1. Introduction: The Social Equality of Religion or Belief

  2. Religious Identity Amongst Others

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About this book

Some countries, like the UK, give special recognition by the state to one or a few religions; other countries, like France and the US, give recognition to none. This book is about a new approach that gives equal recognition to all religions and non-religious belief systems.


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“It is a welcome and commendable addition to the literature and theorization of the role and place of religion in the public sphere. … Carling’s introduction provides a very comprehensive survey that many will find useful … . I would certainly commend it as a useful addition to the literature … .” (Paul Hedges, Reading Religion, readingreligion.org, March, 2017) 

“This edited collection originated from a set of conference presentations on the theme of ‘equality of religion or belief’ … . It is therefore a very diverse collection of papers, covering the status of a variety of religious minorities in the United Kingdom as well as issues from several other countries. … This compilation of articles and the framework established by Alan Carling are a valuable addition to the discourse on religious freedom.” (Janet Epp Buckingham, Journal of Church and State, Vol. 59 (3), 2017)


Editors and Affiliations

  • The University of Bradford, UK

    Alan Carling

About the editor

Dr. Alan Carling trained in mathematics and political science, and taught social sciences at the University of Bradford, UK. His publications related to social inequality and social change include Social Division (1991), and (with Marie Macey) Ethnic, Racial and Religious Inequalities (2011). Alan is involved with a number of community initiatives in Bradford.


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