Vol. 3: In Medias Res 2014/1

In Medias Res 2014/1

Published: 22-07-2014

Articles

Regulating Press Freedom in the UK and the Constitutional Response to the Phone-Hacking Scandal

Peter Leyland

60–78
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The Law of Defamation in Flux Fault and the Contemporary Commonwealth Accommodation of the Right to Reputation with the Right of Free Expression

John Campbell

1–40
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Participatory Democracy and Free Speech

Robert C. Post

79–88
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Liability of Internet Host Providers in Defamation Actions From Gatekeepers to Identifiers

Anne S. Y. Cheung

41–59
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The Press and Freedom of Expression

Russell L. Weaver

89–105
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Forum

The Leveson Inquiry An attempt to reform British press regulation

Gabriella Debreczeni-Raskó

146–175
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Attempts to regulate network neutrality in the United States Egy hatásköri kérdés csapdájában

Bartóki-Gönczy Balázs

107–128
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Constitutional guarantees of democratic public opinion European standards and Central European regulations

Péter Smuk

176–197
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The trials of Krisztián Ungváry in Hungary and Strasbourg Snapshot of the current state of protection of the reputation and honour of public actors in Hungary

András Koltay

129–145
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Book reviews

Koltay András (ed.): A gyűlöletbeszéd korlátozása Magyarországon [The restriction of hate speech in Hungary] (Budapest, CompLex, 2013.)

Henriett Dinók

199–200
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Cass R. Sunstein: Republic.com 2.0 (Budapest, CompLex, 2013.) [Republic.com 2.0. New Jersey, Princeton University Press, 2007.]

Anna Kovács

201–204
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