The Place of Religion in Family Law: A Comparative Search

To what extent does family law accommodate, deny, support, or reflect the existence of religion and religious belief in a range of jurisdictions throughout various family and social situations? This collection of comparative essays brings together reflections on a range of religions, including Islam, Judaism, and Roman Catholicism. With insights from various European jurisdictions - such as Malta, Sweden, Turkey, and the UK - it seeks to discover the place which religion has or might have within family law. (Series: European Family Law - Vol. 30)

Esin Orucu is Professor Emerita of Comparative Law and Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Glasgow; and Professor Emerita of Comparative Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam. She was born in 1940 in Istanbul. She graduated from Istanbul University, Law Faculty. She completed her PhD in Istanbul University. She is a member of the Istanbul Bar. She has been working and living in Britain since 1976. She also was part time Professor in the Netherlands (EUR) until 2005. She is retired but still teaches in Glasgow (Mixed legal systems).