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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- ix, 384 pages
- Contents
-
- The
- p. 123.
- i).
- The
- Club of Social Censorship Rivalry
- p. 123.
- ii).
- The
- Club of the Conduct of the Censorship Debate
- p. 127.
- 2.
- Political and Intellectual Slide: From Open Bigotry to Subconscious Prejudice to Structural Discrimination--from National Survival to Social Transformation
- Censors and Self-justification
- p. 131.
- 3.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Paradox
- p. 132.
- 4.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Hatemonger
- p. 133.
- p. 13.
- II.
- Changing Course: The Political Dynamics of Self-correction and the Legacies of Censorship's Slide
- p. 135.
- 1.
- The
- Political Dynamics of Self-correction
- p. 136.
- 2.
- Political Backlash and Its Legacies
- p. 139.
- III.
- Chapter 6.
- The
- Pragmatic Dilemma: Hate Censorship That 'Works'
- p. 143.
- I.
- How Prosecution Misappropriates Discursive Public Conflict and Misshapes Public Perceptions to the Detriment of the Cause of Repression
- p. 144.
- II.
- Effective and Successful Censorship? Mutual Exclusivity and the Four False 'Faults'
- p. 149.
- The
- 1.
- Trial
- p. 150.
- 2.
- Media Coverage
- p. 153.
- 3.
- Opponents and Technology
- p. 155.
- 4.
- Juridical Slide: From a Right of Expression to a Question of Content--the Evolution of Asymmetry in Judicial Balancing
- Coverage or Targeting
- p. 160.
- III.
- Effectiveness and Success: The Dilemma of the Moving Target--the 'Slippery Slope' Revisited
- p. 165.
- IV.
- Differential Censorial Impact: The Final Blow
- p. 169.
- 1.
- The
- p. 22.
- Shield: Subjective Audience Impact
- p. 170.
- 2.
- The
- Sword: Subjective Speaker Impact
- p. 172.
- Chapter 7.
- The
- Jurisprudential Dilemma: The Exceptions Defence and Democratic Justification
- p. 176.
- Chapter 2.
- I.
- Manner and Form Regulation
- p. 177.
- II.
- False Alarms (Pranksterism) and Fighting Words
- p. 178.
- III.
- Defamation of Public Officials (Libel and Slander)
- p. 180.
- IV.
- Functions and Assumptions of Freedom of Expression
- Obscenity
- p. 182.
- V.
- Group Defamation and Seditious Libel
- p. 189.
- 1.
- Group Defamation: Beauharnais v. People of the State of Illinois
- p. 189.
- 2.
- Seditious Libel: Boucher v. The King
- p. 34.
- p. 191.
- Chapter 8.
- Alternative Juridical Balances and Balancing Juridical Alternatives
- p. 195.
- I.
- Suppression of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Expressed through False Facts on Matters of Society, History, or Governance
- p. 196.
- II.
- Suppression of the Promotion of Hatred against Identifiable Groups
- p. 200.
- Chapter 1.
- I.
- III.
- Suppression of Incitement to Illegal Acts of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Likely to Produce Such Illegal Acts
- p. 203.
- IV.
- Temporary Suppression of Expressions of Hatred in Extraordinary Conditions of Grave and Irreparable Harm
- p. 209.
- Chapter 9.
- Alternative Measures: Towards a Less Self-intrusive Balance
- p. 216.
- I.
- Participation, Self-determination, and Self-government
- Progress and Prognosis: Alternatives to Legal Silencing Revisited
- p. 217.
- 1.
- The
- Work of Alternatives in Canadian History
- p. 217.
- 2.
- Uses and Abuses of History: Missing and Mispackaging the Evidence
- p. 219.
- II.
- p. 34.
- The
- Case for Alternatives
- p. 220.
- 1.
- Punishment and Command Alternatives
- p. 221.
- i).
- Society-directed (or at-large) Alternatives
- p. 222.
- ii).
- II.
- Spillover Alternatives
- p. 224.
- iii).
- Self-directed Community Alternatives
- p. 227.
- 2.
- Discursive Alternatives
- p. 228.
- i).
- Discursive Pressure Alternatives
- Enlightened Publics, Honest Politics, Accountable Politicians, and Self-government
- p. 230.
- ii).
- Persuasion Alternatives
- p. 236.
- 3.
- Mixed Discursive Alternatives
- p. 252
- p. 40.
- 1.
- Enlightened Participation and Social Division
- p. 40.
- 2.
- Foundations of the Imbalance
- Meaningful Public Discourse, Social Truth, and Social Division
- p. 43.
- 3.
- Multiplicity of Public Truth and Social Division
- p. 48.
- 4.
- Honest Politicians, Accountable Politics, Public Division
- p. 54.
- III.
- Adaptation, Change, and Enduring Self-government
- p. 12.
- p. 57.
- Chapter 3.
- Functions and Assumptions of Hate Propaganda Law
- p. 62.
- I.
- Peace and Order: Victim Retaliation and Disturbance to Public Order
- p. 63.
- II.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Hate-Induced Self-exclusion, Self-withdrawal, Negative Participation, and Assimilation
- p. 66.
- I.
- III.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Societal Exclusion--Visible and Invisible
- p. 73.
- 1.
- Visible Exclusion
- p. 73.
- 2.
- Invisible Exclusion
- p. 76.
- IV.
- The
- Social Disintegration and Political Conflagration: The 'Mushroom' Thesis
- p. 78.
- Chapter 4.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part I: Legally Definable and Politically Defensible Hate Censorship
- p. 87.
- I.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Content: What Is Hate Propaganda and How Do You Fix It?
- p. 90.
- II.
- Malady and the Prevention: A Brief Historical Perspective
- Unwrapping the Politics of Victimhood: Absolute Victims and Absolute Victimizers
- p. 98.
- III.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Fixing Social Right: Trusted Censorship and Trustworthy Censors
- p. 106.
- 1.
- Competence
- p. 107.
- 2.
- Chilling Effects
- p. 12.
- p. 108.
- 3.
- Accountability
- p. 110.
- 4.
- Conflict of Interest
- p. 115.
- 5.
- Fixability
- p. 117.
- II.
- Chapter 5.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part II: The 'Slippery Slope'
- p. 121.
- I.
- The
- Drive to Slide
- p. 122.
- 1.
- Rival Groups and the Conduct of Silencing
- Isbn
- 9780802086365
- Label
- Democracy off balance : freedom of expression and hate propaganda law in Canada
- Title
- Democracy off balance
- Title remainder
- freedom of expression and hate propaganda law in Canada
- Statement of responsibility
- Stefan Braun
- Title variation
- Freedom of expression and hate propaganda law in Canada
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- NLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1954-
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Braun, Stefan
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- KE4418
- LC item number
- .B73 2004
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Freedom of speech
- Hate speech
- Label
- Democracy off balance : freedom of expression and hate propaganda law in Canada, Stefan Braun
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [355]-366) and index
- Carrier category
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- Carrier category code
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- nc
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- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- The
- p. 123.
- i).
- The
- Club of Social Censorship Rivalry
- p. 123.
- ii).
- The
- Club of the Conduct of the Censorship Debate
- p. 127.
- 2.
- Political and Intellectual Slide: From Open Bigotry to Subconscious Prejudice to Structural Discrimination--from National Survival to Social Transformation
- Censors and Self-justification
- p. 131.
- 3.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Paradox
- p. 132.
- 4.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Hatemonger
- p. 133.
- p. 13.
- II.
- Changing Course: The Political Dynamics of Self-correction and the Legacies of Censorship's Slide
- p. 135.
- 1.
- The
- Political Dynamics of Self-correction
- p. 136.
- 2.
- Political Backlash and Its Legacies
- p. 139.
- III.
- Chapter 6.
- The
- Pragmatic Dilemma: Hate Censorship That 'Works'
- p. 143.
- I.
- How Prosecution Misappropriates Discursive Public Conflict and Misshapes Public Perceptions to the Detriment of the Cause of Repression
- p. 144.
- II.
- Effective and Successful Censorship? Mutual Exclusivity and the Four False 'Faults'
- p. 149.
- The
- 1.
- Trial
- p. 150.
- 2.
- Media Coverage
- p. 153.
- 3.
- Opponents and Technology
- p. 155.
- 4.
- Juridical Slide: From a Right of Expression to a Question of Content--the Evolution of Asymmetry in Judicial Balancing
- Coverage or Targeting
- p. 160.
- III.
- Effectiveness and Success: The Dilemma of the Moving Target--the 'Slippery Slope' Revisited
- p. 165.
- IV.
- Differential Censorial Impact: The Final Blow
- p. 169.
- 1.
- The
- p. 22.
- Shield: Subjective Audience Impact
- p. 170.
- 2.
- The
- Sword: Subjective Speaker Impact
- p. 172.
- Chapter 7.
- The
- Jurisprudential Dilemma: The Exceptions Defence and Democratic Justification
- p. 176.
- Chapter 2.
- I.
- Manner and Form Regulation
- p. 177.
- II.
- False Alarms (Pranksterism) and Fighting Words
- p. 178.
- III.
- Defamation of Public Officials (Libel and Slander)
- p. 180.
- IV.
- Functions and Assumptions of Freedom of Expression
- Obscenity
- p. 182.
- V.
- Group Defamation and Seditious Libel
- p. 189.
- 1.
- Group Defamation: Beauharnais v. People of the State of Illinois
- p. 189.
- 2.
- Seditious Libel: Boucher v. The King
- p. 34.
- p. 191.
- Chapter 8.
- Alternative Juridical Balances and Balancing Juridical Alternatives
- p. 195.
- I.
- Suppression of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Expressed through False Facts on Matters of Society, History, or Governance
- p. 196.
- II.
- Suppression of the Promotion of Hatred against Identifiable Groups
- p. 200.
- Chapter 1.
- I.
- III.
- Suppression of Incitement to Illegal Acts of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Likely to Produce Such Illegal Acts
- p. 203.
- IV.
- Temporary Suppression of Expressions of Hatred in Extraordinary Conditions of Grave and Irreparable Harm
- p. 209.
- Chapter 9.
- Alternative Measures: Towards a Less Self-intrusive Balance
- p. 216.
- I.
- Participation, Self-determination, and Self-government
- Progress and Prognosis: Alternatives to Legal Silencing Revisited
- p. 217.
- 1.
- The
- Work of Alternatives in Canadian History
- p. 217.
- 2.
- Uses and Abuses of History: Missing and Mispackaging the Evidence
- p. 219.
- II.
- p. 34.
- The
- Case for Alternatives
- p. 220.
- 1.
- Punishment and Command Alternatives
- p. 221.
- i).
- Society-directed (or at-large) Alternatives
- p. 222.
- ii).
- II.
- Spillover Alternatives
- p. 224.
- iii).
- Self-directed Community Alternatives
- p. 227.
- 2.
- Discursive Alternatives
- p. 228.
- i).
- Discursive Pressure Alternatives
- Enlightened Publics, Honest Politics, Accountable Politicians, and Self-government
- p. 230.
- ii).
- Persuasion Alternatives
- p. 236.
- 3.
- Mixed Discursive Alternatives
- p. 252
- p. 40.
- 1.
- Enlightened Participation and Social Division
- p. 40.
- 2.
- Foundations of the Imbalance
- Meaningful Public Discourse, Social Truth, and Social Division
- p. 43.
- 3.
- Multiplicity of Public Truth and Social Division
- p. 48.
- 4.
- Honest Politicians, Accountable Politics, Public Division
- p. 54.
- III.
- Adaptation, Change, and Enduring Self-government
- p. 12.
- p. 57.
- Chapter 3.
- Functions and Assumptions of Hate Propaganda Law
- p. 62.
- I.
- Peace and Order: Victim Retaliation and Disturbance to Public Order
- p. 63.
- II.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Hate-Induced Self-exclusion, Self-withdrawal, Negative Participation, and Assimilation
- p. 66.
- I.
- III.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Societal Exclusion--Visible and Invisible
- p. 73.
- 1.
- Visible Exclusion
- p. 73.
- 2.
- Invisible Exclusion
- p. 76.
- IV.
- The
- Social Disintegration and Political Conflagration: The 'Mushroom' Thesis
- p. 78.
- Chapter 4.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part I: Legally Definable and Politically Defensible Hate Censorship
- p. 87.
- I.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Content: What Is Hate Propaganda and How Do You Fix It?
- p. 90.
- II.
- Malady and the Prevention: A Brief Historical Perspective
- Unwrapping the Politics of Victimhood: Absolute Victims and Absolute Victimizers
- p. 98.
- III.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Fixing Social Right: Trusted Censorship and Trustworthy Censors
- p. 106.
- 1.
- Competence
- p. 107.
- 2.
- Chilling Effects
- p. 12.
- p. 108.
- 3.
- Accountability
- p. 110.
- 4.
- Conflict of Interest
- p. 115.
- 5.
- Fixability
- p. 117.
- II.
- Chapter 5.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part II: The 'Slippery Slope'
- p. 121.
- I.
- The
- Drive to Slide
- p. 122.
- 1.
- Rival Groups and the Conduct of Silencing
- Control code
- 53396807
- Dimensions
- 24 cm
- Extent
- ix, 384 pages
- Isbn
- 9780802086365
- Isbn Type
- (pbk.)
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Label
- Democracy off balance : freedom of expression and hate propaganda law in Canada, Stefan Braun
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [355]-366) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- The
- p. 123.
- i).
- The
- Club of Social Censorship Rivalry
- p. 123.
- ii).
- The
- Club of the Conduct of the Censorship Debate
- p. 127.
- 2.
- Political and Intellectual Slide: From Open Bigotry to Subconscious Prejudice to Structural Discrimination--from National Survival to Social Transformation
- Censors and Self-justification
- p. 131.
- 3.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Paradox
- p. 132.
- 4.
- The
- Public, the Politician, and the Hatemonger
- p. 133.
- p. 13.
- II.
- Changing Course: The Political Dynamics of Self-correction and the Legacies of Censorship's Slide
- p. 135.
- 1.
- The
- Political Dynamics of Self-correction
- p. 136.
- 2.
- Political Backlash and Its Legacies
- p. 139.
- III.
- Chapter 6.
- The
- Pragmatic Dilemma: Hate Censorship That 'Works'
- p. 143.
- I.
- How Prosecution Misappropriates Discursive Public Conflict and Misshapes Public Perceptions to the Detriment of the Cause of Repression
- p. 144.
- II.
- Effective and Successful Censorship? Mutual Exclusivity and the Four False 'Faults'
- p. 149.
- The
- 1.
- Trial
- p. 150.
- 2.
- Media Coverage
- p. 153.
- 3.
- Opponents and Technology
- p. 155.
- 4.
- Juridical Slide: From a Right of Expression to a Question of Content--the Evolution of Asymmetry in Judicial Balancing
- Coverage or Targeting
- p. 160.
- III.
- Effectiveness and Success: The Dilemma of the Moving Target--the 'Slippery Slope' Revisited
- p. 165.
- IV.
- Differential Censorial Impact: The Final Blow
- p. 169.
- 1.
- The
- p. 22.
- Shield: Subjective Audience Impact
- p. 170.
- 2.
- The
- Sword: Subjective Speaker Impact
- p. 172.
- Chapter 7.
- The
- Jurisprudential Dilemma: The Exceptions Defence and Democratic Justification
- p. 176.
- Chapter 2.
- I.
- Manner and Form Regulation
- p. 177.
- II.
- False Alarms (Pranksterism) and Fighting Words
- p. 178.
- III.
- Defamation of Public Officials (Libel and Slander)
- p. 180.
- IV.
- Functions and Assumptions of Freedom of Expression
- Obscenity
- p. 182.
- V.
- Group Defamation and Seditious Libel
- p. 189.
- 1.
- Group Defamation: Beauharnais v. People of the State of Illinois
- p. 189.
- 2.
- Seditious Libel: Boucher v. The King
- p. 34.
- p. 191.
- Chapter 8.
- Alternative Juridical Balances and Balancing Juridical Alternatives
- p. 195.
- I.
- Suppression of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Expressed through False Facts on Matters of Society, History, or Governance
- p. 196.
- II.
- Suppression of the Promotion of Hatred against Identifiable Groups
- p. 200.
- Chapter 1.
- I.
- III.
- Suppression of Incitement to Illegal Acts of Hatred against Identifiable Groups Likely to Produce Such Illegal Acts
- p. 203.
- IV.
- Temporary Suppression of Expressions of Hatred in Extraordinary Conditions of Grave and Irreparable Harm
- p. 209.
- Chapter 9.
- Alternative Measures: Towards a Less Self-intrusive Balance
- p. 216.
- I.
- Participation, Self-determination, and Self-government
- Progress and Prognosis: Alternatives to Legal Silencing Revisited
- p. 217.
- 1.
- The
- Work of Alternatives in Canadian History
- p. 217.
- 2.
- Uses and Abuses of History: Missing and Mispackaging the Evidence
- p. 219.
- II.
- p. 34.
- The
- Case for Alternatives
- p. 220.
- 1.
- Punishment and Command Alternatives
- p. 221.
- i).
- Society-directed (or at-large) Alternatives
- p. 222.
- ii).
- II.
- Spillover Alternatives
- p. 224.
- iii).
- Self-directed Community Alternatives
- p. 227.
- 2.
- Discursive Alternatives
- p. 228.
- i).
- Discursive Pressure Alternatives
- Enlightened Publics, Honest Politics, Accountable Politicians, and Self-government
- p. 230.
- ii).
- Persuasion Alternatives
- p. 236.
- 3.
- Mixed Discursive Alternatives
- p. 252
- p. 40.
- 1.
- Enlightened Participation and Social Division
- p. 40.
- 2.
- Foundations of the Imbalance
- Meaningful Public Discourse, Social Truth, and Social Division
- p. 43.
- 3.
- Multiplicity of Public Truth and Social Division
- p. 48.
- 4.
- Honest Politicians, Accountable Politics, Public Division
- p. 54.
- III.
- Adaptation, Change, and Enduring Self-government
- p. 12.
- p. 57.
- Chapter 3.
- Functions and Assumptions of Hate Propaganda Law
- p. 62.
- I.
- Peace and Order: Victim Retaliation and Disturbance to Public Order
- p. 63.
- II.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Hate-Induced Self-exclusion, Self-withdrawal, Negative Participation, and Assimilation
- p. 66.
- I.
- III.
- Community Participation and Multiculturalism: Societal Exclusion--Visible and Invisible
- p. 73.
- 1.
- Visible Exclusion
- p. 73.
- 2.
- Invisible Exclusion
- p. 76.
- IV.
- The
- Social Disintegration and Political Conflagration: The 'Mushroom' Thesis
- p. 78.
- Chapter 4.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part I: Legally Definable and Politically Defensible Hate Censorship
- p. 87.
- I.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Content: What Is Hate Propaganda and How Do You Fix It?
- p. 90.
- II.
- Malady and the Prevention: A Brief Historical Perspective
- Unwrapping the Politics of Victimhood: Absolute Victims and Absolute Victimizers
- p. 98.
- III.
- Unwrapping the Politics of Fixing Social Right: Trusted Censorship and Trustworthy Censors
- p. 106.
- 1.
- Competence
- p. 107.
- 2.
- Chilling Effects
- p. 12.
- p. 108.
- 3.
- Accountability
- p. 110.
- 4.
- Conflict of Interest
- p. 115.
- 5.
- Fixability
- p. 117.
- II.
- Chapter 5.
- The
- Political Dilemma, Part II: The 'Slippery Slope'
- p. 121.
- I.
- The
- Drive to Slide
- p. 122.
- 1.
- Rival Groups and the Conduct of Silencing
- Control code
- 53396807
- Dimensions
- 24 cm
- Extent
- ix, 384 pages
- Isbn
- 9780802086365
- Isbn Type
- (pbk.)
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
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