Religious liberty and education : a case study of yeshivas vs. New York / edited by Jason Bedrick, Jay P. Greene, and Matthew H. Lee.

Contributor Bedrick, Jason, editor.

ImprintLanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, [2020]

Descriptionxxiii, 159 pages ; 23 cm

Note:In Defense of Yeshiva Autonomy / Kevin Vallier -- Educational Pluralism : Distinctive Schools and Academic Accountability / Ashley Berner -- Pork Eating is Not a Reasonable Way of Life : Yeshiva Education vs. Liberal Educational Theory / Rita Koganzon -- State Regulation of Curriculum in Private Religious Schools : A Constitutional Analysis / Aaron Saiger -- The Yeshiva Case : A Legal Path Forward / Howard Slugh and Devorah Goldman -- Challenges to Educational Freedom in Europe / Charles L. Glenn -- "Substantial Equivalency" : Implications for the Jewish Community / Avi Schick -- The Philosophical Futility of "Substantial Equivalency" in the Interplay of Religious and Public Education : A Christian School Perspective / Jay Ferguson -- Between Tradition and Regulation : What Can Muslim Education Offer the West? / Jibran Khan -- An Impossible (and Impermissible) Dream : Substantial Equivalency in Homeschools / Michael P. Donnelly -- Conclusion : Rabbi Nehorai Gets the Last Word / Ira Stoll.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.

Note:"Uses an ongoing legal controversy to explore the controversial subject of religious liberty and education."-- Provided by publisher.

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