Scholarship

Restoring Religious Freedom Project explores complex topic

Directed by Mark Goldfeder, the Restoring Religious Freedom Project examines from various perspectives what it means to have free exercise of religion.

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Apply to deliver one of the 2019 "CSLR Talks"

CSLR Talks make innovative, interdisciplinary scholarship accessible to the public. The Center seeks emerging and established scholars in the field(s) of law and religion, broadly defined, to present their research in a TED-talk style format in the Spring of 2019. Scholars from any academic discipline may present on any topic related to the study of law and religion. Up to six individuals or teams will be selected from the pool of applicants to present their research.

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scholarship at CSLR

Since 1982, CSLR publications in multiple languages have been the Center's most visible and enduring contribution to the global conversation about law and religion. CSLR now edits three book series and an international journal, and its faculty and research projects have produced more than 300 books published by leading university and trade presses. CSLR faculty, scholars, and students also publish widely in journals of law, the humanities, and social sciences, and have edited several journal symposia on discrete law and religion themes.

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Publications

CSLR scholars have published more than 300 books and hundreds of articles on issues related to law and religion.

Book Series

CSLR has published the Emory University Studies in Law and Religion Series since 1990 and our Law and Christianity book series since 2015.

Lectures & Conferences

Our lectures and conferences attract scholars, religious leaders, government officials, and leading practitioners from around the world as well as nationally and internationally known scholars on the Emory campus.

Scholars

Our Faculty and Fellows contribute significant scholarship to the field of law and religion. Learn more about them on our People page.