Philosophical Perspectives on Freedom of Expression

Cover
Sources
1. James Mill on Offences Committed by the Press
	Defamation of private individuals
	Politically-minded speech
	Subversive advocacy
	Incitement to obstruct lawful state procedures
	Criticism of public officials
2. A Note on Mill’s Early Theory of Free Speech
3. Mill’s Defense of Free Expression: Its Contemporary Significance
	A Discussion Ethic
	A Rationale for Media Regulation
4. Remarks on a Philosophical Defense of the Right to Freedom of Expression
	Introduction
	Anti-theoretical tendencies
	Critical attitudes
	Conditions
5. Freedom of Expression, Autonomy and Defamation
	Autonomy and freedom of expression
	Defamation
	Outlining the problem
	Towards a plausible solution
6. Does the Supression of Pro-terrorist Speech Enhance Collective Security?
	Conceptual clarifications
	Pro-terrorist speech is political speech
	The security argument
	Conclusion
7. Should a Liberal and Secular State Ban the Circulation of Magazines like Charlie Hebdo?
	Introduction
	The main argument
	Possible exceptions
	Conclusion
8. Campaign Spending in the United States and Freedom of Speech: An Outsider’s View
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