Counter-Terrorism Laws and Freedom of Expression: Global Perspectives offers critical insight into how counter-terrorism laws have adversely affected journalism practice, digital citizenship, privacy, surveillance, online activism, and other forms of freedom of expression
Counter-Terrorism Laws and Freedom of Expression: Global Perspectives offers critical insight into how counter-terrorism laws have adversely affected journalism practice, digital citizenship, privacy, surveillance, online activism, and other forms of freedom of expression
Téwodros Workneh is assistant professor of global communication at the School of Communication Studies, Kent State University. Paul Haridakis is professor of communication studies at Kent State University.
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Table of Contents PART I: Introduction 1. Counter-terrorism Laws in the International frame: Uncertain Times for Freedom of Expression Téwodros Workneh & Paul Haridakis PART II: The Politics and Discourse of Counterterrorism Laws 2. Schizorevolutions versus Microfascisms: The Fear of Anarchy in State Securitization Athina Karatzogianni & Andrew Robinson 3. Parliamentary Discussion of Counter-terrorism in Portugal: Discourses on the Right and on the Left Eunice Castro Seixas 4. Anti-terrorism Regulations and Freedom of Speech in Spain Isabel Serrano Maillo 5. Counter-terrorism Gone Digital: Framing Cybercrime in Turkey Nazli Bu¿lay Döan 6. Chinese-Speaking Netizens' Comments on VOA's Coverage of China's Counter-Terrorism Laws and Freedom of Speech Wei Sun 7. Terrorism and Counter-terrorism legislation in Brazil Daniel Oppermann 8. How 9/11 Changed America and How We (can) Talk about It: Torture and the Guantanamo Military Commissions Rita Radostitz PART III: Counter-Terrorism Laws and Journalistic Practice 9. Journalism on Ice-National Security Laws and The Chilling Effect in Australian Journalism Richard Murray, Rebecca Ananian-Welsh & Peter Greste 10. Anti-terrorism Regulation and Journalism Practice in Uganda Florence Namasinga Selnes 11. Between Voice and Silence: India's Counter-terrorism Laws and Self-Censorship of Journalists in the Kashmir Conflict Mohammad Imran Parray 12. Investigative Journalism and Counter-terrorism Law in Cameroon Ngangum Peter Tiako PART IV: Counter-Terrorism Laws and Citizen Expression 13. Peru's Counter-Terrorism Law in Post-Conflict Times Gabriela Martínez 14. Extremism: Russia's Crackdown on Free Speech and Religious Freedom in the Name of National Security Daniel Ortner 15. Confronting "The Other": Internal Constraints on Freedom of Speech to Combat Perceived External Threats Paul Haridakis 16. Terrorism Law System in Algeria: To Serve and Protect or to Control and Oppress? Francesco Tamburini 17. Counter-terrorism and Freedom of Speech in Ethiopia: The EPRDF Years Téwodros Workneh 18. Instrument to Rule? Examining the Impact of Bangladesh's Counter-terrorism Laws on Freedom of Expression Shudipta Sharma PART V: Epilogue 19. Epilogue: Insights and Lessons Learned or Confirmed Paul Haridakis & Téwodros Workneh
Table of Contents PART I: Introduction 1. Counter-terrorism Laws in the International frame: Uncertain Times for Freedom of Expression Téwodros Workneh & Paul Haridakis PART II: The Politics and Discourse of Counterterrorism Laws 2. Schizorevolutions versus Microfascisms: The Fear of Anarchy in State Securitization Athina Karatzogianni & Andrew Robinson 3. Parliamentary Discussion of Counter-terrorism in Portugal: Discourses on the Right and on the Left Eunice Castro Seixas 4. Anti-terrorism Regulations and Freedom of Speech in Spain Isabel Serrano Maillo 5. Counter-terrorism Gone Digital: Framing Cybercrime in Turkey Nazli Bu¿lay Döan 6. Chinese-Speaking Netizens' Comments on VOA's Coverage of China's Counter-Terrorism Laws and Freedom of Speech Wei Sun 7. Terrorism and Counter-terrorism legislation in Brazil Daniel Oppermann 8. How 9/11 Changed America and How We (can) Talk about It: Torture and the Guantanamo Military Commissions Rita Radostitz PART III: Counter-Terrorism Laws and Journalistic Practice 9. Journalism on Ice-National Security Laws and The Chilling Effect in Australian Journalism Richard Murray, Rebecca Ananian-Welsh & Peter Greste 10. Anti-terrorism Regulation and Journalism Practice in Uganda Florence Namasinga Selnes 11. Between Voice and Silence: India's Counter-terrorism Laws and Self-Censorship of Journalists in the Kashmir Conflict Mohammad Imran Parray 12. Investigative Journalism and Counter-terrorism Law in Cameroon Ngangum Peter Tiako PART IV: Counter-Terrorism Laws and Citizen Expression 13. Peru's Counter-Terrorism Law in Post-Conflict Times Gabriela Martínez 14. Extremism: Russia's Crackdown on Free Speech and Religious Freedom in the Name of National Security Daniel Ortner 15. Confronting "The Other": Internal Constraints on Freedom of Speech to Combat Perceived External Threats Paul Haridakis 16. Terrorism Law System in Algeria: To Serve and Protect or to Control and Oppress? Francesco Tamburini 17. Counter-terrorism and Freedom of Speech in Ethiopia: The EPRDF Years Téwodros Workneh 18. Instrument to Rule? Examining the Impact of Bangladesh's Counter-terrorism Laws on Freedom of Expression Shudipta Sharma PART V: Epilogue 19. Epilogue: Insights and Lessons Learned or Confirmed Paul Haridakis & Téwodros Workneh
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