Political Debate and the Role of the Media: The Fragility of Free SpeechThis IRIS Special examines the significant issue of whether the media should be doing what they are able to do when it comes to political debate. |
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| Title | Political Debate and the Role of the Media: The Fragility of Free Speech IRIS Special |
| Author | European Audiovisual Observatory |
| Editor | Susanne Nikoltchev |
| Publisher | European Audiovisual Obsevatory, 2004 |
| ISBN | 9287156751, 9789287156754 |
| Length | 125 pages |
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