Awards

• Nominated for ASIL Certificates of Merit 2017
• Nominated for Bancroft Prize 2017
• Nominated for Douglas Dillon Award 2016
• Nominated for OAH Frederick Jackson Turner Award 2017

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Exporting Freedom draws attention to a significant but under-examined topic: religious liberty in U.S. foreign policy. This fascinating book will add to our understanding of both religion in international relations and the history of America in the world.--Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge

<i>Exporting Freedom</i> makes a valuable and important contribution both to the scholarship and to a pressing, ongoing public conversation about the appropriate role of the United States in securing and protecting religious liberty abroad. The book usefully contextualizes the development of human-rights law and policy dealing with religious liberty and, in so doing, helps to refute--or at least to complicate--the view that American policymakers' solicitude for religious liberty abroad is, and always has been, cynical or disingenuous.--Richard W. Garnett, University of Notre Dame

Exporting Freedom draws attention to a significant but under-examined topic: religious liberty in U.S. foreign policy. This fascinating book will add to our understanding of both religion in international relations and the history of America in the world. -- Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge Exporting Freedom makes a valuable and important contribution both to the scholarship and to a pressing, ongoing public conversation about the appropriate role of the United States in securing and protecting religious liberty abroad. The book usefully contextualizes the development of human-rights law and policy dealing with religious liberty and, in so doing, helps to refute-or at least to complicate-the view that American policymakers' solicitude for religious liberty abroad is, and always has been, cynical or disingenuous. -- Richard W. Garnett, University of Notre Dame

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Anna Su is Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Toronto.

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