Palgrave Handbook of Toleration

Mitja Sardoč (PhD) is senior research associate at the Educational Research Institute in Ljubljana (Slovenia). His research interests and expertise include philosophy of education, political philosophy, and education policy. Over the last two decades he has been member of several (national and international) research projects on multiculturalism, diversity, equality of opportunity, patriotism, citizenship education, etc. During the last few years, his research interest has moved to some of the conceptual and policy-oriented issues associated with radicalization, violent extremism, and conflicting diversity. Between 2018 and 2021, he carried out a research project “Radicalisation and Violent Extremism: Philosophical, Sociological and Educational Perspective (s)” funded by the Slovenian Research Agency as part of its “basic research projects” program (the most selective research funding scheme for basic research in Slovenia). He is author of more than 40 scholarly articles and editorof a number of journal special issues on radicalization and violent extremism, citizenship education, multiculturalism, toleration, the American Dream, equality of opportunity, and patriotism. He acted as an expert for various research initiatives including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), the Council of Europe, and the Slovene Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He also carried out consultancy work for other international institutions (e.g., Cardiff University, ODIHR). He is Managing Editor of Theory and Research in Education (http://tre.sagepub.com/), Editor-in-Chief of The Handbook of Patriotism, and editor of The Impacts of Neoliberal Discourse and Language in Education published by Routledge. Between September and December 2019, he was a visiting fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute in Florence (Italy). Additional information (including the list of publications) is available at the website:  https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mitja_Sardoc

• The Anatomy of Toleration.-  Toleration: Concept and Conceptions.-  A Conceptual Analysis of Toleration.-  What Toleration Is Not.-  Toleration.-  Paradoxes of Toleration.-  The Epistemic Justification for Tolerance.-  Political Toleration Explained.-  Toleration and Political Power.-  Toleration and Political Change.-  Toleration and the Law.-  Toleration and Domination.-  State Responses to Incongruence: Toleration and Transformation.-  Toleration and State Neutrality: The Case of Symbolic FGM.-  Toleration of Moral Offense.-  Toleration and Moralism.-  Toleration and Neutrality.-  Political Toleration as Substantive Neutrality.-  Conscientious Exemptions: Between Toleration, Neutrality, and Respect.-  Toleration and its Possibilities: Relativism, Skepticism and Pluralism.-  Toleration, Reasonableness, and Power.-  Toleration and Reasonableness.-  International Toleration.-  Toleration and Tolerance in a Global Context.-  Two Models of Toleration.-  Modus Vivendi Toleration.-  Multiculturalism and Toleration.-  Recognition and Toleration.-  Toleration and Dignity.-  Toleration and Respect.-  Toleration and Justice.-  The Logic of Intolerance.-  Intolerance and Populism.-  Fear and Toleration.-  Toleration, “Mindsight” and the Epistemic Virtues.-  Tough on Tolerance: The Vice of Virtue.-  Toleration and Close Personal Relationships.-  Hospitality and Toleration.-  Toleration and Compassion: A Conceptual Comparison.-  Toleration and Religion.-  Toleration and Religious Discrimination.- Religious Toleration and Social Contract Theories of Justice: Genealogy, Irony, and Intelligible Charity.-  Toleration and the Protestant Tradition.-  Atheist Toleration.-  Toleration and the right to freedom of religion in education.-  Education and Toleration.-  Toleration, Liberal Education, and the Accommodation of Diversity.-  Toleration before Toleration.-  Early Modern Arguments for Toleration.-  Thomas Hobbes and the Prudential Foundations of Modern Toleration.-  John Locke and Religious Toleration.-  Disagreement, Ambivalence, Toleration and the Spinozan Mind.-  Toleration and Liberty of Conscience.-  Tolerating Extremist Free Speech.-  Tolerating Verbal Violence Directed at Public Officials: What are the Limits?.-