Making Censorship Backfire

Sue Curry Jansen · Brian G. Martin

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Freedom of Expression and Defamation Law, Rights, and Freedoms Media Influence and Politics

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In the age of instantaneous global communications, overt censorship is always a risky endeavor. Attempts to repress 'dangerous ideas' sometimes have the opposite effect: that is, they serve as catalysts for expanding the reach, resonance and receptivity of those ideas.

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