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Law and Religion: National, International, and Comparative Perspectives
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We will be making continual additions to this supplement. If something expected is unavailable the first time you look, we suggest returning again and often, to discover what has been added. We are at work gathering and translating comparative materials, receiving and responding to input, and in many other ways improving what we believe to be a unique and valuable resource. Among the developments in preparation are “teaching modules” containing materials that expand coverage of issues addressed briefly in the text as well as materials on relevant and interesting issues that could not be included in the text because of space constraints. We also anticipate providing “country threads’’ for a number of major jurisdictions or cultures, to enable greater emphasis on a particular country or jurisdiction as users work through the book. Watch for this and other developments in the coming months.
The authors welcome recommendations for materials from all jurisdictions, sent to them directly or via e-mail at ReligionLawCasebook@lawgate.byu.edu.
