Contents

pp vii-ix

Acknowledgments

pp x-x

Introduction

pp 1-8

Part I - The Comparative Approach

pp 9-10

1 - The past and present of comparative constitutional studies

pp 11-39

2 - The culture wars, American exceptionalism, and a comparative analysis of religion–state relations

pp 40-63

3 - Employing a comparative approach

pp 64-76

Part II - Religion–State Relations and the Role of Neutrality

pp 77-78

4 - Toward neutrality

pp 79-112

5 - The role of history

pp 113-133

6 - The roots of neutrality

pp 134-166

7 - Delineating neutrality

pp 167-201

Conclusion

pp 202-204

Index

pp 205-210