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State Neutrality

Name: State Neutrality
Creator: Kis, János
Keywords: principle of state neutrality, Neutralität, ddc:320, national state, 4. Education, Liberalismus, neutrality, state action,principle of state neutrality,liberal neutrality,liberalism,theory of neutrality, state action, Systems of governments & states

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Research , Preprint 17 May 2012 English Publisher:Oxford University Press (OUP)

Authors: Kis, János;

doi: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199578610.013.0017

handle: 10419/72456

State Neutrality

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Abstract

This article attempts to spell out the main tenets of the principle of state neutrality and to explain how they hang together. It examines the central objections, and explores revisions that may enhance the theory's defensibility. Specifically, it discusses neutrality as non-discrimination, neutrality as shared reasons, objections to liberal neutrality, and religious neutrality.

Related Organizations

Central European University
Hungary

Keywords

principle of state neutrality, Neutralität, ddc:320, national state, Liberalismus, neutrality, state action,principle of state neutrality,liberal neutrality,liberalism,theory of neutrality, state action, Systems of governments & states, liberalism, Staatsformen und Regierungssysteme, theory of neutrality, Political System, Constitution, Government, 10500, liberal neutrality, Staat, staatliche Organisationsformen, Staat, ddc: ddc:321

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