293.1

CATHOLIC MIGRATION TO GERMANY: CANON LAW STRUCTURES AND INTERFAITH RELATIONS

Berkmann B. *

293.2

THE CANON-IHL COLLABORATIVE MODEL: PROTECTING RELIGIOUS MIGRANTS IN EUROPE THROUGH SOVEREIGN RELIGIOUS DIPLOMACY

Barilla F. *

293.3

"EVERYONE SHOULD BE FREE TO CHOOSE WHETHER OR NOT TO MIGRATE." (POPE FRANCIS) FORGOTTEN VICTIMS: BIBLICAL FOUNDATIONS OF REFUGEE LAW AND NORMATIVE DEFICITS IN LAUDATO SI' AND INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE CONTEXT OF ADVANCING CLIMATE CHANGE

Seidel P. *

293.5

RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES AND STATE POLICIES: ETHICAL EXAMINATION OF THE AMBIVALENCES WITHIN MIGRATION DISCOURSES

Nwosu C.F. *

293.6

ON THE DILEMMA OF STATE CREDIBILITY ASSESSMENT IN CONVERSION CASES

Kowatsch A. *

293.8

NATIONAL EMBRACE OR FEDERAL HANDSHAKE? LEGAL AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS OF HINDU RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES IN SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA

Limacher K. *

293.9

MULTIPLE PRESSURES: MIGRANT RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES BETWEEN POLITICAL EXPECTATIONS, LEGAL REQUIREMENTS, INTRA-COMMUNITY TENSIONS, AND CLAIMS FROM FORMER HOMELANDS

Mattes A. * , Frohner A.

296.1

CHRISTIAN EXISTENCE AS MARGINALITY: TOWARD A THEOLOGY APPROPRIATELY PUBLIC

Macelaru M. *

296.2

RETURNING TO MARGINALITY IN CONTEMPORARY EVANGELICAL THEOLOGY: A PROPOSAL FOR EFFECTIVE ACTION IN THE PUBLIC SQUARE

Simut C. *

296.3

MAKING INJUSTICE AUDIBLE: HIP HOP AND THE WORK OF PUBLIC THEOLOGY

Tretter M. *