This volume of essays examines two freedoms that play a central role in modern democracies: the free exchange and dissemination of ideas coupled with the principle of open, and therefore more accountable, government. Topics covered include freedom of speech, religion and assembly; defamation of the State and of politicians; and the protection of privacy.
This volume of essays examines two freedoms that play a central role in modern democracies: the free exchange and dissemination of ideas coupled with the principle of open, and therefore more accountable, government. Topics covered include freedom of speech, religion and assembly; defamation of the State and of politicians; and the protection of privacy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jack Beatson is Professor of Law and Director of the Centre for Public Law at the University of Cambridge Yvonne Cripps is a Barrister of the Inner Temple and Senior Fellow of the Centre for Public Law, University of Cambridge. She holds the Harry T. Ice Chair of Law at Indiana University
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* Sir David Williams QC, DL * Part One Freedom of Expression * 2: Leslie Zines: Freedom of Speech and Representative Government * 3: Sir Patrick Elias and Jason Coppel: Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion: Some Thoughts on the `Glenn Hoddle' Case * 4: Michael J. Beloff QC: Politicians and the Press * 5: Christopher Forsyth: The Protection of Political Discourse: Pragmatism or Incoherence? * 6: Ivan Hare: Is the Privileged Position of Political Speech Justified? * 7: A. T. H. Smith: A Free Press and Fair Trial: Challenges and Change * 8: David A. Schulz: Newsgathering as Protected Activity * 9: Eric Barendt: Freedom of Assembly * 10: Bob Hepple QC: Freedom of Expression and the Problem of Harassment * 11: Lord Cooke of Thorndon KBE: Shoreham-by-Sea * 12: Derrick Wyatt QC: Freedom of Expression in the EU Legal Order and in EU Relations with Third Countries * Part Two Freedom of Information * 14: Sir Stephen Sedley: Information as a Human Right * 15: Stephanie Palmer: Freedom of Information: The New Proposals * 16: Lord Scott of Foscote: Confidentiality * 17: Yvonne Cripps: The Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 * 18: Clive Lewis: Linkage Between Access to Information and Judicial Review * 19: David Feldman: Information and Privacy * 20: Alfred C. Aman Jr.: Information, Privacy, and Technology: Citizens, Clients, or Consumers? * 21: Sir Kenneth Keith: Freedom of Information and International Law * 22: Malcolm Clarke: Freedom of Information in Commercial Disputes * 23: Richard Thomas: Freedom of Information: The Implications for Business * Index
* Sir David Williams QC, DL * Part One Freedom of Expression * 2: Leslie Zines: Freedom of Speech and Representative Government * 3: Sir Patrick Elias and Jason Coppel: Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion: Some Thoughts on the `Glenn Hoddle' Case * 4: Michael J. Beloff QC: Politicians and the Press * 5: Christopher Forsyth: The Protection of Political Discourse: Pragmatism or Incoherence? * 6: Ivan Hare: Is the Privileged Position of Political Speech Justified? * 7: A. T. H. Smith: A Free Press and Fair Trial: Challenges and Change * 8: David A. Schulz: Newsgathering as Protected Activity * 9: Eric Barendt: Freedom of Assembly * 10: Bob Hepple QC: Freedom of Expression and the Problem of Harassment * 11: Lord Cooke of Thorndon KBE: Shoreham-by-Sea * 12: Derrick Wyatt QC: Freedom of Expression in the EU Legal Order and in EU Relations with Third Countries * Part Two Freedom of Information * 14: Sir Stephen Sedley: Information as a Human Right * 15: Stephanie Palmer: Freedom of Information: The New Proposals * 16: Lord Scott of Foscote: Confidentiality * 17: Yvonne Cripps: The Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 * 18: Clive Lewis: Linkage Between Access to Information and Judicial Review * 19: David Feldman: Information and Privacy * 20: Alfred C. Aman Jr.: Information, Privacy, and Technology: Citizens, Clients, or Consumers? * 21: Sir Kenneth Keith: Freedom of Information and International Law * 22: Malcolm Clarke: Freedom of Information in Commercial Disputes * 23: Richard Thomas: Freedom of Information: The Implications for Business * Index
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