Pluralism, Liberalism and Constitutional Patriotism: A Normative Theory from the Indian Constitution

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preamble – The Reference to God as a Stimulus for Freedom V
3. Table of Contents IX
4. Introduction 1
5. The Religious between Self-Referential Religious Communication, Communication on Religion, and Sacralization 13
6. Pluralism, Liberalism and Constitutional Patriotism: A Normative Theory from the Indian Constitution 53
7. The Formation of the Nation-State, Religious Pluralism, and the Public Sphere in Brazil 75
8. The Midwife or the Handmaid? Religion in Political Advertising in Nigeria 87
9. Sacrificial Space: The Hebrew Imagination “Comes Home” 115
10. Religion under Liberal-Secular Governance: Dialoguing with Muslims in Germany 135
11. Concepts of Religion and Their Political Implications 159
12. Notes on the Contributors 179
13. Index 181