Juridical Foundation To Religious Education In The Post-soviet Eastern European State:: Three Models Theory Of The Redco Research Project In Application To Ukraine

Vitaliy V. Proshak delves into the intricate relationship between juridical systems and religious education in post-Soviet Eastern European states, with a particular focus on Ukraine. This exploration presents a thorough examination of existing legal frameworks and the significant role they play in shaping religious educational practices. By analyzing various models derived from the Redco research project, Proshak illuminates the transformative journey of religious education within a rapidly evolving political landscape.

Through a detailed study, Proshak addresses the complexities and challenges of integrating religious education into the legal sphere, arguing for a balanced approach that recognizes the rights of individuals alongside the need for state regulation. The work unfolds a critical discourse on how these models can be applied in Ukraine, offering insights that could influence policymakers and educators alike. In doing so, it provides a vital resource for understanding the dynamics of faith, education, and law in a region marked by historical upheaval.