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Liberté de la presse

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Conscious living

Giles, Robert H., Robert W. Snyder

1999

A forced agreement

Smith, Anne-Marie

1997

Freedom of Expression

Archibald Cox

1981

The media and democracy

Keane, John

1991

Sketch of the history and influence of the press in British India

Leicester Stanhope

1823

Censored

Carl Jensen

1993

The Morality of the Mass Media (Andrew R Cecil Lectures on Moral Values in a Free Society)

W. Lawson Taitte

1994

20 years of censored news

Carl Jensen, Project Censored, Tom Tomorrow, Carl Jensen

1997

Advertising and a democratic press

C. Edwin Baker

1993

Freedom of expression in Japan

Lawrence Ward Beer

1984

The First amendment in a free society

Jonathan Bartlett

1978

The censorship of the Church of Rome and its influence upon the production and distribution of literature

George Haven Putnam

1906

Freedom of speech and press in America

Edward G. Hudon

1963

Casualty of War

David Dadge

2004

Speaking out!

Ann Symons, Sally Gardner Reed

1999

"Obscene" literature and constitutional law

Schroeder, Theodore Albert

1972

Exporting the First Amendment

Margaret A. Blanchard

1986

Rediscovering a lost freedom

Patrick M. Garry

2006

Dude, where's my country?

Michael Moore

2003

Freedom of the press

J. Edward Evans

1990

The press

Geneva Overholser, Kathleen Hall Jamieson

2005

Unesco and the media

C. Anthony Giffard

1989

Justice and the Media

Matthew D. Bunker

1996

The press and apartheid

William A. Hachten

1984

Freedom of expression

Archibald Cox

1981

The government factor

Richard T. Kaplar

1995

Into the Buzzsaw

Kristina Borjesson

2002

Images of a free press

Lee C. Bollinger

1991

An essay on the liberty of the press

Hay, George

1970

Attacks on the Press

Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ)

2014

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