Religion, law, and freedom: a global perspective

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Foreword by Cees J. Hamelink Preface Introduction Perspectives on Eastern and Western Religions Historical Perspectives on Contemporary Freedom in America by Ron Manuto Religion, Religious Expression, and the Law in the European Union by Manny Paraschos Law and Religious Freedom in Medieval China: State Regulation of Buddhist Communities by Tanya Storch Press Freedom in Religious and Secular Societies The Problems of Press Freedom in Iran: From the Constitutional Revolution to the Islamic Revolution by Kazem Motamed-Nejad and Naiim Badii The Monkey Trial in the Land of the Bible: Modern Techniques of Religious Censorship: The Case Study of Israel by Yehiel Limor and Hillel Hossek Who Speaks for China? State Control Over Discourse on Opium by Alan Baumler Pluralism and Prior Restraint on Religious Communication in Nigeria: Policy Versus Praxis by Bala Musa Latvian Legal and Liturgical Legacy: First Transgressions and Turmoil, Then Technology and Tolerance by Riley Maynard Journalism, Advertising, and Ethical Issues Professional Ethics and Socio-Political Mobilization of Muslim Journalists: A Study of Communication, Ethics and the Islamic Tradition by Hamid Mowlana Confucian Conflicts in Singaporean Advertising: A Case Study of the Wonder Bra Campaign by Linda K. Fuller Religion, Politics, Media, and Human Rights When Size Does Matter: How Church Size Determines Media Coverage of Religion by Michael J. Breen Transcultural Communication and the Antinomy Between Freedom and Religion: A Comparison of Media Responses to the Rushdie Affair in Germany and the Middle East by Kai Hafez Japanese Media, Religion and the Law by Dan Tinianow Economic Liberalization and Political Conservatism as Reflected in China's Media Development (1978 - Present) by Guo Ke Faith in Human Rights: Human Rights in Faith by Nazila Ghanea-Hercock Selected Bibliography Index

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