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Case Against the New Censorship

Pages
168
Published
2021
Language
English

Synopsis

Alan Dershowitz examines the modern assault on free speech by various forces, including Big Tech, progressive movements, and universities. He analyzes the current landscape of censorship, deplatforming, and the suppression of debate. This book offers a defense of fundamental liberties and suggests ways to protect and strengthen free expression.

About the author

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Alan M. Dershowitz

Alan M. Dershowitz is a distinguished legal scholar and author. He is known for his sharp analysis of legal and political topics, including in books like "Does state spying make us safer?" and "Reversal of fortune." His writing often examines justice, civil liberties, and the law.

Frequently asked questions

  • How does this book relate to Alan Dershowitz's other works on legal and political topics?

    This book continues Dershowitz's long-standing engagement with civil liberties and constitutional law, specifically focusing on contemporary challenges to free speech that he has addressed in various forms throughout his career. It builds upon his previous arguments for robust debate and against censorship, applying them to modern digital and cultural contexts.