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freedom of expression in comparative perspective
xix, 334 pages : illustration ; 24 cm.
1. Introduction: Speech and society in comparative perspective -- 2. Islam, human rights and the new information technologies -- 3. Closure, strategic communications and international norms -- 4. Confucian speech and its challenge to the Western theory of deliberative democracy -- 5. From Gandhi to Modi: institutions and technologies of speech and symbolism in India -- 6. The making of a media system in Uganda: a new vision and a revolutionary origin -- 7. Neoliberal 'good governance' in Lieu of rights: Lee Kuan Yew's Singapore experiment -- 8. Ataturk and contemporary speech lessons from the Late Ottoman and Early Republican Era -- 9. Jewish law and ethics in the digital era -- 10. Where should speech be free? Placing liberal theories of free speech in a wider context -- 11. The history, philosophy and law of free expression in the United States: implications for the digital age -- 12. The evolution of a Russian concept of free speech -- 13. Free speech, traditional values and Hinduism in the internet age -- 14. Cyber-Leninism: the political culture of the Chinese internet -- 15. French national values, paternalism and the evolution of digital media -- 16. Strategies and tactics: re-shaping the internet in Ethiopia -- 17. Conclusion : philosophies and principles in turbulent times