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Copenhagen Research Unit on Religion and Law is a cross-faculty collaboration focused on creating new knowledge on the interactions between religion and law.

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 Artwork in the banquet hall in the main building on Frue Plads. Carl Bloch: The reformer Hans Tausen protects Zealand's bishop, Joachim Rønnow, from angry Copenhagen citizens 14 July 1533. Oil on plaster, 1876.
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Research Unit on Religion and Law

Copenhagen Research Unit on Religion and Law is a cross-faculty collaboration focused on creating new knowledge on the interactions between religion and law. It consists of approx. 25 researchers from the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Theology. The group aims to make visible the research on law and religion at UCPH, identify research needs, encourage research cooperation, and explore new and viable research projects, which will contribute to developing law and religion as an interdisciplinary and cross-faculty focus. 

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