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Structural Preferentialism for Majoritarian Religions in Liberal Democracies | Law and Other Things
Summary: In this piece, we continue the discussion on Dr Datar’s paper, the summary of which can be accessed here. In this response, Gaurav Mukherjee critically engages with Darshan Datar’s paper on the Indian Supreme Court’s jurisprudence on religion, situating Dr. Datar’s argument on the management of religion in the broader global trends of the judiciary’s approach when considering protections […] The post Structural Preferentialism for Major…
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