Personal Autonomy in Plural Societies : A Principle and its Paradoxes (Paperback)

Introduction: Individual Autonomy in Contemporary Plural Societies: How to Reconcile Competing Normative Standards? - Marie-Claire Foblets, Michele Graziadei and Alison Dundes RentelnPart I: Autonomy in the Face of Cultural Diversity: Disciplinary Perspectives1. The Fault in our Stars: Personal Autonomy, Philosophy, and the Law - Michele Graziadei2. Confronting Autonomy in Liberal Practice - Geoffrey Brahm Levey3. Autonomy and Deeply Embedded Cultural Identities - John Christman 4. Three Approaches to the Protection of Religious Freedom: Choice, Interest, Identity - Avigail Eisenberg5. Appeals to Choice and Sexual Equality: Debates over Religious Attire - Monique Deveaux 6. Why the Individual must be Defended ~ Seemingly against all Anthropological Odds - Olaf ZenkerPart II: Autonomy in Context: Empirical IllustrationsA: The Majoritarian Assessment of Personal Autonomy7. Cultural Diversity in the Workplace: Personal Autonomy as a Pillar for the Accommodation of Employees’ Religious Practices? - Katayoun Alidadi8. Adopting a Face-Veil, Concluding an Islamic Marriage: Autonomy, Agency, and Liberal-Secular Rule - Annelies Moors9. Unregistered Muslim Marriages in the UK: Examining Normative Influences Shaping Choice of Legal Protection - Rajnaara Akhtar10. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Personal Autonomy, Forced Marriage, and the Inherent Jurisdiction in English Law - Alberto Neidhardt11. Balancing Migration Policy and Personal Autonomy in Private International Law: A Shattered Illusion? - Jinske Verhellen12. The Anti-Religious Bias in Personal Autonomy: Towards Coherence and a Solution - Toon Agten13. Shaping Notions of Person