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Introduction
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2020
Forbidden Literature: Case studies on censorship
In liberal democracies around the world, freedom of speech has been a constitutional right for more than two centuries. Nonetheless, this cornerstone of liberal democracy is currently under reconsideration, partly as an effect of the changing media market, the gradual dismantling of traditional newspapers and broadcasting companies, the increased partisanship of news sources, and the widespread dissemination of misleading or biased information by the traditional and social media. At least in
doi:10.21525/kriterium.22.a
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