Matteo Corsalini is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Padua— School of Law, Italy.

"Religious organisations and the business sector are increasingly intertwined as the global economy is moving beyond its modern secular concept. This informative and challenging book provides a groundbreaking account from which scholars, actors and general leadership have a lot to learn for the sake of their knowledge and strategies."Professor Marco Ventura, University of Siena, Italy

• Table of cases Table of international instruments Preface Introduction MATTEO CORSALINIMethodology Structure Reference list PART 1 Church autonomy 1 Framework MATTEO CORSALINIUnited Nations European institutions The European Union Conclusion Reference list 2 Employment MATTEO CORSALINIThe European Court of Human Rights The United States Supreme Court The Court of Justice of the European Union Conclusion Reference list PART IIBusiness autonomy 3 Neutrality-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe Court of Justice of the European Union Sequel: in the aftermath of Achbita v. G4S Secure Solutions Conclusion Reference list 4 Faith-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe United States Supreme Court Sequel: in the aftermath of Burwell v Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. The European Commission and Court of Human Rights The European Court of Human Rights Conclusion Reference list Concluding remarks MATTEO CORSALINIFindings Looking forward (to being in good “company”) Reference list Index

Matteo Corsalini is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Padua— School of Law, Italy.

"Religious organisations and the business sector are increasingly intertwined as the global economy is moving beyond its modern secular concept. This informative and challenging book provides a groundbreaking account from which scholars, actors and general leadership have a lot to learn for the sake of their knowledge and strategies."Professor Marco Ventura, University of Siena, Italy

• Table of cases Table of international instruments Preface Introduction MATTEO CORSALINIMethodology Structure Reference list PART 1 Church autonomy 1 Framework MATTEO CORSALINIUnited Nations European institutions The European Union Conclusion Reference list 2 Employment MATTEO CORSALINIThe European Court of Human Rights The United States Supreme Court The Court of Justice of the European Union Conclusion Reference list PART IIBusiness autonomy 3 Neutrality-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe Court of Justice of the European Union Sequel: in the aftermath of Achbita v. G4S Secure Solutions Conclusion Reference list 4 Faith-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe United States Supreme Court Sequel: in the aftermath of Burwell v Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. The European Commission and Court of Human Rights The European Court of Human Rights Conclusion Reference list Concluding remarks MATTEO CORSALINIFindings Looking forward (to being in good “company”) Reference list Index

Matteo Corsalini is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Padua— School of Law, Italy.

"Religious organisations and the business sector are increasingly intertwined as the global economy is moving beyond its modern secular concept. This informative and challenging book provides a groundbreaking account from which scholars, actors and general leadership have a lot to learn for the sake of their knowledge and strategies."Professor Marco Ventura, University of Siena, Italy

• Table of cases Table of international instruments Preface Introduction MATTEO CORSALINIMethodology Structure Reference list PART 1 Church autonomy 1 Framework MATTEO CORSALINIUnited Nations European institutions The European Union Conclusion Reference list 2 Employment MATTEO CORSALINIThe European Court of Human Rights The United States Supreme Court The Court of Justice of the European Union Conclusion Reference list PART IIBusiness autonomy 3 Neutrality-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe Court of Justice of the European Union Sequel: in the aftermath of Achbita v. G4S Secure Solutions Conclusion Reference list 4 Faith-based companies MATTEO CORSALINIThe United States Supreme Court Sequel: in the aftermath of Burwell v Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. The European Commission and Court of Human Rights The European Court of Human Rights Conclusion Reference list Concluding remarks MATTEO CORSALINIFindings Looking forward (to being in good “company”) Reference list Index