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Book Review: A Free and Regulated Press: Defending Coercive Independent Press Regulation

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2022

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Gligorijevic, Jelena

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The Law Book Company

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The boldness of Professor Paul Wragg’s contribution to the scholarship on press freedom and its limits is apparent from the very title of his book: A Free and Regulated Press: Defending Coercive Independent Press Regulation.1 Any defence of coercive press regulation will be bold — and perhaps much more than bold — in the eyes of the press itself: that is to state the obvious.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733724495

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ANU Research Publications

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Sydney Law Review

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Journal article

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Open Access

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