Counter-terrorism laws in the International frame : uncertain times for freedom of expression / Tewodros Workneh and Paul Haridakis -- Schizorevolutions versus microfascisms : the fear of anarchy in state securitization / Athina Karatzogianni and Andrew Robinson -- Parliamentary discussion of counter-terrorism in Portugal : discourses on the right and on the left / Eunice Castro Seixas -- Anti-terrorism regulations and freedom of speech in Spain / Isabel Serrano Maillo -- Counter-terrorism gone digital : framing cybercrime in Turkey / Nazli Bu˜lay Dogan -- Chinese-speaking netizens' comments on VOA's coverage of China's counter-terrorism laws and Freedom of Speech / Wei Sun -- Terrorism and counter-terrorism legislation in Brazil / Daniel Oppermann -- How 9/11 changed America and how we (can) talk about it : torture and the Guantanamo Military Commissions / Rita Radostitz -- Journalism on Ice-national security laws and the chilling effect in Australian journalism / Richard Murray, Rebecca Ananian-Welsh, and Peter Greste -- Anti-terrorism regulation and journalism practice in Uganda / Florence Namasinga Selnes -- Between voice and silence : India's counter-terrorism laws and self-censorship of journalists in the Kashmir conflict / Mohammad Imran Parray -- Investigative journalism and counter-terrorism law in Cameroon / Ngangum Peter Tiako -- Peru's counter-terrorism law in post-conflict times / Gabriela Martinez -- Extremism : Russia's crackdown on free speech and religious freedom in the name of national security / Daniel Ortner -- Confronting "the other" : internal constraints on freedom of speech to combat perceived external threats / Paul Haridakis -- The counter-terrorism law system in Algeria : to serve and protect or to control and oppress? / Francesco Tamburini -- Counter-terrorism and freedom of speech in Ethiopia : the EPRDF years / Tewodros Workneh -- Instrument to rule? Examining the impact of Bangladesh's counter-terrorism laws on freedom of expression / Shudipta Sharma -- Epilogue : insights and lessons learned or confirmed / Paul Haridakis and Tewodros Workneh.
Summary:
"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"-- Provided by publisher.
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