Les nouvelles configurations de l’ordre public

Philosophiques 46 (1):119-136 (2019)
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Abstract

The relationship between law and morality has for some years been the object of a new investment by legal doctrine, in search of a new balance between individual freedom on the one hand, and the assertion of rights or values seen as imperative, as well as dignity or the principle of non-discrimination, on the other. In this article is proposed a modelling of the concepts of neutrality attached to the definition of public order, whose potentialities are in a second time tested in the field of the treatment of religion in the enterprise.

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