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1. Introduction: Conflicts over Justice and Hybrid Social Actors as Legal Agents - Werner Menski PART I: Preventing Conflict 2. Beyond the Pedagogical Beauty of Dichotomy: Comparative Law Methodology in Liquid Times – Tommaso Amico di Meane 3. Managing Language in Multicultural Societies: Learning from the Indian Experience - Domenico Amirante PART II: Articulating Conflict 4. De-Religionising Religion: The European Court of Human Rights and the Conflict of Definition– Kyriaki Pavlidou 5. Immigrants or New Religious Minorities? Conflicting European and International Perspectives - Fabienne Bretscher 6. Conscientious objection in Swedish and Italian health care: Paradoxical Secularizations and Unbalanced Pluralisms - Melisa Vazquez 7. The Unfinished Education: Religion, Education and Power Struggles in Multicultural Israel – Kyriaki Topidi PART III: Processing Conflict 8. Feminist Dilemmas: The Challenges in Accommodating Women’s Rights within Religion-based Family Law in India - Tanja Herklotz 9. Tamasha: The Theatrics of Disputing and Non-State Dispute Processing - Kalindi Kokal 10. Can Law ‘Sustain’ Cultural Diversity? The Inheritance Laws of Indian Minority Communities and the Italian Legal System – Chiara Lapi PART IV: Resolving Conflict 11. Multiculturalist Conflicts and Intercultural Law – Pierluigi Consorti 12. Addressing the Possibility of Normative Conflicts around Human Rights: The Concept of Adaptation - Peter G. Kirchschlaeger 13. Adjudication in a Pluralized Legal Field: Proposing Communication as an Analytical Device- Gopika Solanki 14. Two Legal Orders And One Cause—Or a Way to Simultaneous Decision Making - Wolfgang Wieshaider