Is a good example of coercion-increasing-stability the way Israel outlaws proselytization? On some readings Israel could be seen as a semi-integralist state protecting Jewish religious interests and advancing state interests by stoppering overt religious proselytization. Could this be read as marginally more integralist than US style liberalism?
Is a good example of coercion-increasing-stability the way Israel outlaws proselytization? On some readings Israel could be seen as a semi-integralist state protecting Jewish religious interests and advancing state interests by stoppering overt religious proselytization. Could this be read as marginally more integralist than US style liberalism?