Author: Barendt, Eric; editor:
Title: Media Law
Description: New York, New York University Press, (1993). orig. cloth. 25x17cm, xx,458 pp, Series: International Library of Essays in Law & Legal Theory: Areas 21.. A small dent and tear to rear cover. Some page-edge soil. Good. ¶ Contains 17 papers. Includes: P. Stewart: "'Or of the Press'"; M.B. Nimmer 'Introduction - Is Freedom of the Press a Redundancy: What Does it Add to Freedom of Speech? "; D. Lange: "The Speech and Press Clauses"; M.B. Nimmer: "Speech and Press: A Brief Reply"; L.A. Powe: "'Or of the ( Broadcast ) Press"; L.C. Bollinger: "Freedom of the Press and Public Access: Toward a Theory of Partial Regulation of the Mass Media"; S.L. Carter: "Technology, Democracy, and the Manipulation of Consent"; J.A. Barron: "Access to the Press - A New First Amendment Right"; O.M. Fiss: " Free Speech and Social Structure"; E. Barendt: "Inaugural Lecture - Press and Broadcasting Freedom: Does Anyone have any Rights to Free Speech?"; F. Schauer: "Social Foundations of the Law of Defamation: A Comparative Analysis"; R.C. Post: "The Social Foundations of Defamination Law: Reputation and the Constitution"; F. Schauer: "Uncoupling Free Speech"; B. v. Niekerk: "The Uncloistering of the Virtue: Freedom of Speech and the Administration of Justice - A Comparative Overview"; H.A. Linde: "Fair Trials and Press Freedom - Two Rights against the State"; T.H. Tongue & R. W. Lintott: "The Case Against Television in the Courtroom"; M. Dockray: " Courts on Televison".

Keywords: Jurisprudence, Mass Media, Legislation, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Press, Legal Studies, Law, United States,