Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na`im is a world-renowned scholar of Islam and human rights.
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David Blumenthal is a dynamic interdisplinary leader on campus, serving as a valuable "town-gown" bridge, particularly within the Jewish community.
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Michael J. Broyde is a world-renowned Jewish scholar who served as a rabbi and member of the Beth Din of America.
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- God and the Art of Happiness, William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2010
- "The Tenth Annual Hobart Lecture"
Episcopal Diocese of New York New York, New York October 2010
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Rafael Domingo is Professor of Law and former Dean of the University of Navarra School of Law (Spain).
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Robyn Fivush is known for her work on the social construction of autobiographical memory.
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Frances Smith Foster's work brings out African Americans voices of the past and shows their importance for today.
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- "Feminism, Faith, and Human Rights in the ‘Third Generation'" in Feminism, Law, and Religion
- "Religious Dimensions of Rights," in Oxford Handbook on Human Rights Law
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- "Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903)" in The Teachings of Modern Christianity on Law, Politics, and Human Nature, Volume II, Columbia University Press, 2005
- "Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903)" in The Teachings of Modern Christianity on Law, Politics, and Human Nature, Volume I, Columbia University Press, 2005
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- "The Beatitudes: Jesus' Recipe for Happiness?" in Between Experience and Interpretation: Engaging the Writings of the New Testament
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