Marietta van der Tol
@marietta1.bsky.social
University of Cambridge | Trinity College | Conferences in Political Theologies | Comparative study of religion in politics, law and society | All the interdisciplinary stuff | Constitutionalist.
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The Many Faces of Christianism
"The Many Faces of Christianism" published on 04 Aug 2025 by Brill.
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August 26, 2025 at 9:36 PM
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It was a joy to work with Jonathan Wolff as part of the Alfred Landecker Programme at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford - this is the last publication I completed as part of my postdoc there :)
January 24, 2025 at 5:02 PM
It was a joy to work with Jonathan Wolff as part of the Alfred Landecker Programme at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford - this is the last publication I completed as part of my postdoc there :)
The rise of Constitutional Intolerance signals that the quiet enjoyment of democracy cannot be taken for granted. For constitutions to be resilient beacons amidst the tides of tolerance and intolerance, those entrusted with power must learn to discern and respect their significance
January 24, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The rise of Constitutional Intolerance signals that the quiet enjoyment of democracy cannot be taken for granted. For constitutions to be resilient beacons amidst the tides of tolerance and intolerance, those entrusted with power must learn to discern and respect their significance
🏗Appeals to 'social norms' to say there is a 'security issue' (France)
🏗Arbitrary use of 'public order' when no problem can be substantiated (Netherlands)
🏗Constitutional Amendments that are apparently discriminatory (Hungary)
🏗Arguing something is written in the constitution when it isn't (Poland)
🏗Arbitrary use of 'public order' when no problem can be substantiated (Netherlands)
🏗Constitutional Amendments that are apparently discriminatory (Hungary)
🏗Arguing something is written in the constitution when it isn't (Poland)
January 24, 2025 at 5:00 PM
🏗Appeals to 'social norms' to say there is a 'security issue' (France)
🏗Arbitrary use of 'public order' when no problem can be substantiated (Netherlands)
🏗Constitutional Amendments that are apparently discriminatory (Hungary)
🏗Arguing something is written in the constitution when it isn't (Poland)
🏗Arbitrary use of 'public order' when no problem can be substantiated (Netherlands)
🏗Constitutional Amendments that are apparently discriminatory (Hungary)
🏗Arguing something is written in the constitution when it isn't (Poland)
would love to be part of this!
November 25, 2024 at 2:29 PM
would love to be part of this!