Muslimische Religionsfreiheit vor dem Bundesverfassungsgericht

Anyone interested in understanding how the German Federal Constitutional Court positions itself in debates about Muslim religious freedom and social values will find a well-founded analysis and methodological innovation here. Through a novel combination of content and argumentation pattern analysis, the book provides robust empirical findings. It sheds light on justifications, their differences and developments, and the influence of social and personal factors. The results demonstrate, among other things, how subjective assessments find their way into case law with the help of legal arguments. This book is essential reading for scholars in the fields of law, political science, and the social sciences.