Global Issues in Freedom of Speech and Religion is a companion volume to existing texts and materials, designed to allow professors to introduce issues of international and comparative law into courses in First Amendment, Law and Religion, Individual Rights, and other courses dealing with free speech and/or religious liberty. Case excerpts, helpful background materials and notes, a structure that mirrors U.S. constitutional jurisprudence, and a thorough teacher's manual make these materials that globalize the law school curriculum understandable and accessible to students and to professors, who may not have taught comparative materials before.

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