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    Réflexions sur le rapport entre le droit administratif et la science dans le cadre du droit des risques naturels
    (Beta Basım A.Ş., 2018-11-29) Açımuz, Hayriye Bige; AÇIMUZ, Hayriye Bige
    Les principes de développement durable et d’intégration nécessitent la prise en compte des préoccupations environnementales dans toute activité, y compris l’évaluation du risque naturel. La complexité des enjeux auxquels l’administration doit faire face et les incertitudes qu’elle doit gérer afin de pouvoir décider, l’oblige à faire appel à la connaissance scientifique. La légalité des décisions administratives qui se fondent sur des données scientifiques ne peut être assurée que par une expertise rigoureuse, objective et impartiale.
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    Reforming Laïcité or reforming islam? Secularism, islam, and the regulation of religion in France
    (Brill Academic Publishers, 2021) Arslan, Berna Zengin; Açımuz, Hayriye Bige; Humanities and Social Sciences; ARSLAN, Berna; AÇIMUZ, Hayriye Bige
    This paper focuses on management of Islam by the French State since the state of emergency declared in 2015. We analyze the legal actions of the State using a law-in-context approach and theorize secularism as the State's management of religion. We focus on the Senate Report (2016) concerning Muslim worship, the legal changes wrought by the state of emergency, and the institutions formed to govern Islam and secularism. We examine whether there has been a change in the French State's approach to Muslim worship. Rather than remaining neutral, the French State has become even more actively involved in the field of religion by adopting a reformist attitude intended to transform not the principles of laïcité but the Muslims in France. In this period, the State has taken concrete steps and built institutions both to support the formation of a secularized French Islam and to govern the boundaries of laïcité.