Old and new debates on the constitutional status of religious organisations
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https://doi.org/10.46468/18531970.13.1.A4Keywords:
Religious organisations, Catholic Church, Constitutional Law, International Law, religious freedomAbstract
The article deals with the debates about the constitutional status of the Catholic Church and the other religious organisations in Argentina. Taking Constitutional Law and International Law as a starting point, it analyses the political ideas and political projects which underlie the different positions. The article adopts a historical perspective and considers the features of the current discussion on the subject.
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