Weighing Words: On the Governmentality of Free Speech

Social and Legal Studies 25 (1) (2016)
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The article explores the regulatory aspect of the right to freedom of expression. It focuses on human rights case law to see how the guarantee of this right considers subjects, who are required to be free in specific ways in order to exercise their freedoms aptly.

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