Acknowledgments

• Author: Richard Moon
• Profession: Faculty of Law, University of Windsor
• Pages: 19-20

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Early work on this book was supported by grants from the Social Sci-

ences and Humanities Research Council of Canada and the Law Foun-

dation of Ontario. The book draws on my earlier publications, including

the following:

•“Liberty, Neutrality and Inclusion: Freedom of Religion under the

Canadian Charter of Rights” (2003) 41 Brandeis LJ 563

•“From Liberty to Equal Respect: Religious Freedom under the Can-

adian Charter of Rights and Freedoms” in M Habibi et al, eds, Theor-

etical Foundations of Human Rights (Qom, Iran: Mof‌id University

Publications, 2007)

•“Religious Commitment and Identity: Syndicat Northcrest v. Amselem”

(2005) 29 Sup Ct L Rev (2d) 201

•“Government Support for Religious Practice” and “Introduction” in R

Moon, ed, Law and Religious Pluralism in Canada (Vancouver: UBC

Press, 2008)

•“Divorce and the Marriage of Law and Religion: Comment on Bruker

v. Marcovitz” (2008) 42 Sup Ct L Rev (2d) 37

•“Accommodation without Compromise: Comment on Alberta v. Hut-

terian Brethren of Wilson Colony” (2010) 51 Sup Ct L Rev (2d) 95

•“The Supreme Court of Canada’s Attempt to Reconcile Freedom of

Religion and Sexual Orientation Equality in the Public Schools” in

D Rayside & C Wilcox, eds, Faith, Politics and Sexual Diversity (Van-

couver: UBC Press, 2011)