Muslim women made redundant: unintended signals in Belgian and Dutch case law 
on religious dress in private sector employment and unemployment

Alidadi, Katayoun

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Muslim women made redundant: unintended signals in Belgian and Dutch case law on religious dress in private sector employment and unemployment

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Alidadi, Katayoun
Department 'Law & Anthropology ', MPI for Social Anthropology, Max Planck Society;

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Alidadi, K. (2012). Muslim women made redundant: unintended signals in Belgian and Dutch case law on religious dress in private sector employment and unemployment. In K. Alidadi, M.-C. Foblets, & J. Vrielink (Eds.), A test of faith?: religious diversity and accommodation in the European workplace (pp. 245-283). Farnham: Ashgate.

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