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This volume examine the history of free speech doctrine.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780521603751
- ISBN-10: 0521603757
- Artikelnr.: 22391957
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 458
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 658g
- ISBN-13: 9780521603751
- ISBN-10: 0521603757
- Artikelnr.: 22391957
1. Equality and expression: the radical paradox Andrew Altman; 2. The
politics of free speech Scott D. Gerber; 3. The academic betrayal of free
speech Daniel Jacobson; 4. Free speech and offensive expression Judith
Wagner DeCew; 5. Copyright, trespass, and the first amendment: an
institutional perspective Lillian R. BeVier; 6. Restrictions on judicial
campaign speech: silencing criticism of liberal activism Lino A. Graglia;
7. Property rights and free speech: allies or enemies? James W. Ely, Jr; 8.
Expressive association after Dale David E. Bernstein; 9. Autonomy and
informational privacy, or gossip: the central meaning of the first
amendment C. Edwin Baker; 10. Current proposals for media accountability in
light of the first amendment Ronald D. Rotunda; 11. Free speech in the
American founding and in modern liberalism Thomas G. West; 12. Democratic
ideals and media realities: a puzzling free press paradox Michael Kent
Curtis.
politics of free speech Scott D. Gerber; 3. The academic betrayal of free
speech Daniel Jacobson; 4. Free speech and offensive expression Judith
Wagner DeCew; 5. Copyright, trespass, and the first amendment: an
institutional perspective Lillian R. BeVier; 6. Restrictions on judicial
campaign speech: silencing criticism of liberal activism Lino A. Graglia;
7. Property rights and free speech: allies or enemies? James W. Ely, Jr; 8.
Expressive association after Dale David E. Bernstein; 9. Autonomy and
informational privacy, or gossip: the central meaning of the first
amendment C. Edwin Baker; 10. Current proposals for media accountability in
light of the first amendment Ronald D. Rotunda; 11. Free speech in the
American founding and in modern liberalism Thomas G. West; 12. Democratic
ideals and media realities: a puzzling free press paradox Michael Kent
Curtis.
1. Equality and expression: the radical paradox Andrew Altman; 2. The
politics of free speech Scott D. Gerber; 3. The academic betrayal of free
speech Daniel Jacobson; 4. Free speech and offensive expression Judith
Wagner DeCew; 5. Copyright, trespass, and the first amendment: an
institutional perspective Lillian R. BeVier; 6. Restrictions on judicial
campaign speech: silencing criticism of liberal activism Lino A. Graglia;
7. Property rights and free speech: allies or enemies? James W. Ely, Jr; 8.
Expressive association after Dale David E. Bernstein; 9. Autonomy and
informational privacy, or gossip: the central meaning of the first
amendment C. Edwin Baker; 10. Current proposals for media accountability in
light of the first amendment Ronald D. Rotunda; 11. Free speech in the
American founding and in modern liberalism Thomas G. West; 12. Democratic
ideals and media realities: a puzzling free press paradox Michael Kent
Curtis.
politics of free speech Scott D. Gerber; 3. The academic betrayal of free
speech Daniel Jacobson; 4. Free speech and offensive expression Judith
Wagner DeCew; 5. Copyright, trespass, and the first amendment: an
institutional perspective Lillian R. BeVier; 6. Restrictions on judicial
campaign speech: silencing criticism of liberal activism Lino A. Graglia;
7. Property rights and free speech: allies or enemies? James W. Ely, Jr; 8.
Expressive association after Dale David E. Bernstein; 9. Autonomy and
informational privacy, or gossip: the central meaning of the first
amendment C. Edwin Baker; 10. Current proposals for media accountability in
light of the first amendment Ronald D. Rotunda; 11. Free speech in the
American founding and in modern liberalism Thomas G. West; 12. Democratic
ideals and media realities: a puzzling free press paradox Michael Kent
Curtis.