Free speech yearbook.
By: editor, Susan J. Drucker.
Contributors: Drucker, Susan J.; National Communication Association (U.S.)
Edition: Special issue.
Publisher: National Communication Association
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: Freedom of speech -- United States.; September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.
Other titles: Free speech in times of war or national emergency.; Special issue on free expression in times of war or national emergency.; Free expression in times of war or national emergency.
Notes: Special issue titles from pgs. [iv]-[v].

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: Special issue articles. Civil liberties: a wartime casualty? / Franklyn S. Haiman ; Patterns of suppression in times of crisis / Craig R. Smith ; Robert M. LaFollette and the rhetoric of free speech / Grant Cos and Brian J. Snee ; George Creel: freedom of speech, the film industry, and censorship during World War I / Donald Fishman ; Siebert's second proposition, free speech and the fight against terrorism / W. Wat Hopkins ; Campus cold climate: the chilling effect on dissension speech on America's campuses after September 11 / Chrys Egan ; Surveillance, security in post September 11th America / Susan J. Drucker and Gary Gumpert; Articles. Ruled by passion, governed by reason: First Amendment hierarchies within a Cartesian frame / Laura A. Wackwitz ; From LaMacchia to the No Electronic Theft Act: criminal copyright infringement and the new digital media / Dale Herbeck and Christopher Hunter; Free expression and the courts: summary reports. Supreme court and freedom of expression review, 2001 / Paul Siegel ; Free speech in the European Region / Cees Hamelink; Book reviews / edited by Thomas R. Flynn. Freedom, democracy, and responsibility: the selected works of Franklyn S. Haiman / Franklyn S. Haiman (reviewed by Thomas R. Flynn) ; Disloyal mothers and scurrilous citizens. Women and subversion during World War I / Kathleen Kennedy (reviewed by Donald Fishman) ; Beyond our control? Confronting the limits of our legal system in the age of cyberspace / Stuart Biegel (reviewed by Brian O'Connell and Rae C. Schipke).