International Empirical Studies on Religion and Socioeconomic Human Rights

Chapter 1. Introduction (Hans-Georg Ziebertz).- Chapter 2. Towards a legitimate Role of Religion in the Domain of Socio-economic Rights. An Empirical Study among Adolescents in North West European countries (Johannes A. van der Ven).- Chapter 3. Religion and socioeconomic rights among the youth of South Africa (Jaco Dreyer).- Chapter 4. Impact of religion on socioeconomic rights: An empirical study of Italian students' attitudes (Francis-Vincent Anthony).- Chapter 5. An empirical study of religion and socio-economic rights amongst High-school learners in post-atheist, post-totalitarian Romania (Silviu Rogobete).- Chapter 6. Predictors of attitudes towards the right to work among youth in Georgia and Moldova (Alexander Unser).- Chapter 7. Religion and socio-economic human rights: An empirical enquiry among adolescents in England and Wales (Leslie J. Francis).- Chapter 8. The Right to Education in Tanzania and Nigeria: A Comparative Study (Clement Fumbo).- Chapter 9. Support for Women Rights? An empirical Study among young Germans (Hans-Georg Ziebertz).- Chapter 10. Religion and the Scandinavian Welfare State. Public support for socio-economic rights in times of migration (Pål Ketil Botvar).- Chapter 11. Religion and Attitude to Economic Deprivation Among Muslims: Checking the roles of Value Preference and Empathy (Uzeyir Ok).- Chapter 12. Young Palestinian Muslim Views on Socio-economic Human Rights (Raymond J. Webb).