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Professor Myriam Hunter-Henin (Professor of Comparative Law and Law & Religion at 新香港六合彩开奖结果Laws) was appointed as Visiting Professor at (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium), to engage in teaching in Law & Religion, research seminars and a conference paper on democracy in the workplace.

Professor Hunter-Henin commented:

鈥淚 am very grateful for my time as Visiting Professor at UCLouvain. The lectures on Law & Religion from a UK perspective triggered insightful and inquisitive reactions from students on the place of schools with a religious denomination in the state school system; the role of Anglican Bishops in legislative affairs or the (few) limits placed to rights to display religious symbols in the workplace and the public sphere in England.

I also enjoyed the informal interactions with colleagues working on religion from a range of disciplines: Legal History, Feminist Studies, Psychology, Law & Gender, Labour Law, Religious Studies, Comparative Law. It was fantastic to have the opportunity to give a lunch seminar on my recent book and attend a seminar on developments in Quebec.

The two-day conference on Neutrality, Religion and the Workplace was extremely enriching, combining perspectives from philosophy, law, and practitioners. The questions on my paper on 鈥渄emocracy in the workplace鈥� opened up new exciting avenues for research and reflections.

I am therefore deeply indebted to the conference convenor, Dr L茅opold Vanbellingen and above all, to my host, Professor Louis-L茅on Christians, Professor in Law & Religion at the Faculty of Theology, who organised my visit and welcomed me warmly.鈥�