Overheidsfinanciering voor geloofsgemeenschappen in de Straatsburgse jurisprudentie: Valt er uit de beoordeling van de Turkse overheidsfinanciering iets te leren  voor Nederlands beleid?

A.J. Overbeeke; G. van der Schyff

Overheidsfinanciering voor geloofsgemeenschappen in de Straatsburgse jurisprudentie: Valt er uit de beoordeling van de Turkse overheidsfinanciering iets te leren voor Nederlands beleid?

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Abstract

Extensive analysis of the impact of the ECHR on religion and state model thinking in the Council of Europe when it comes to restricting foreign funding for national religious organisations. The Turkish situation is used, distilling principles from the applicable case law of the ECtHR with which to analyse the Dutch situation - coming to conclusion that while the Turkish case was born of the wish to limit 'state religion', its application to the Dutch situation allows reason to allow the foreign funding of 'state religion' to be sustained.

Original language	Dutch
Pages (from-to)	43-71
Number of pages	29
Journal	NTKR : Tijdschrift voor Recht en Religie
Volume	2018
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - Oct 2018

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Overheidsfinanciering voor geloofsgemeenschappen in de Straatsburgse jurisprudentie: Valt er uit de beoordeling van de Turkse overheidsfinanciering iets te leren voor Nederlands beleid? / Overbeeke, A.J.; van der Schyff, G.
In: NTKR : Tijdschrift voor Recht en Religie, Vol. 2018, No. 1, 10.2018, p. 43-71.

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