Media Law and Funtamental Rights: Present and Future

The full papers presented in this Online Conference Paper panel are no longer accessible. You can see the original abstracts of the papers submitted for presentation in the abstract books.

Respondents have been assigned to papers in this session. Respondents
assigned to a paper are requested to provide feedback via the
discussion platform during the week of 11-15 July. If you are a
respondent please read the paper assigned to you and make an initial
comment on it early in the week of 11 July. See this article on feedback.

Respondent for paper 338 is Elena Sherstoboeva
Respondent for paper 1457 is Nikhil Moro
Respondent for paper 1849 is Rodrigo Cetina Presuel
Respondent for paper 1470 is Eduardo Gonçalvez
Respondent for paper 2317 is Fernando Gutiérrez Atala

Session Code:

LAW-2

Chair:

Rodrigo

Cetina

Harvard Law School

338

Australian Media Laws Suck the Fun Out of Media

Session Code:

LAW-2

Lisa

Ward

University of New England

1457

Book Banning in the United States: An Old Practice with New(ish) Intentions

Session Code:

LAW-2

Chris

Demaske

University of Washington Tacoma

1849

The Right to Truthfulness: Counteracting Fake News in Post-Soviet Russia

Session Code:

LAW-2

Elena

Sherstoboeva

City University of Hong Kong, Schol of Creative Media, School of Law

1470

El “ciclo vital” de los casos de desinformación en el ámbito político: análisis reflexivo a partir del proceso constituyente para redactar una nueva Constitución Política en Chile

Session Code:

LAW-2

FERNANDO

GUTIERREZ

Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción (UCSC)

Mauricio

Carrasco Miranda

Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción (UCSC)

2317

Access to Information Law – a door not always open for journalists

Session Code:

LAW-2

Fernando Oliveira

Paulino

University of Brasilia

Francisco

Goncalves

University of Brasilia