Freedom of Expression in the 21st Century
Robert Trager, Donna L. Dickerson
Abstract
Robert Trager, Donna L. Dickerson
Abstract
Prologue What is Expression? Who Controls Expression? Who Controls Tyranny of the Majority? What does Freedom of Expression Mean? What Speech should not be Protected? Whose Expression should and should not be Protected? Should Freedom of Expression include the Right not to Speak? Balancing Freedom of Expression against Reputations, Privacy and Fair Trials Epilogue
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Prologue What is Expression? Who Controls Expression? Who Controls Tyranny of the Majority? What does Freedom of Expression Mean? What Speech should not be Protected? Whose Expression should and should not be Protected? Should Freedom of Expression include the Right not to Speak? Balancing Freedom of Expression against Reputations, Privacy and Fair Trials Epilogue
Key concepts: Freedom of expression, Prologue, Expression (computer science), Political science, Law, Computer science, Art, Human rights