Donald A. Ritchie, The Columnist: Leaks, Lies, and Libel in Drew Pearson’s Washington. by Dean J. Kotlowski

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Censorship and Creativity: The Case of Sampson Perry, Radical Editor in 1790s Paris and London by Rachel Rogers

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L’image de la France dans Freie Gedanken zur Verbesserung der menschlichen Gesellschaft (1752) de Johann Michael von Loen by Catherine Julliard

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The Role of Christian Women in Ritual Murder Accusations in the 16th–18th centuries by Emilia Hruszowiec

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Censoring Alternatives by Brendan Prendiville

“…This paper will analyse the ways in which this movement was subjected to judicial and political censorship; in the first instance, by examining how Britain’s libel laws were used to censor radical environmentalist discourse during the longest civil law case in British history (the “McLibel” trial) and, in the second, by analysing the Conservative government’s attempts to censor alternative culture with the passing of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act in 1994.…”
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Violences sexistes et sexuelles en École d'art by La collective d'enseignantes, H·Alix Sanyas

“…It dispels some of the arguments and positions frequently adopted by perpetrators (such as threatening to sue for libel) to stifle the voice of victims. The guide was written by art school teachers, based on their experience in the field. …”
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De l’usure au pouvoir de l’argent : les métamorphoses d’un mythe antijuif à travers la caricature en Angleterre by Lucienne Germain

“…“Jewish Money Power”, the “Wandering Jew” and the “Blood Libel” (ritual murder) myths are the three pillars of the anti-Semitic iconography which developed during the Middle Ages. …”
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La cible Marx Dormoy (1936-1941) by Franck Tison

“…For 5 years, Marx Dormoy had to put up with the worst libel and slander as well as threats bu Doriot’s supporters and by the Cagoulars. …”
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The Bell Jar : Troubles dans le genre by Angélique THOMINE-RAPP

“…The blurred line between fiction and non-fiction genres was the central question during the 1986 libel lawsuit against the film crew of the 1979 film adaptation of The Bell Jar. …”
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Internet Addiction and Antisocial Internet Behavior of Adolescents by Hing Keung Ma

“…., cyberbullying) such as distributing libelous statements against a certain person, (3) the use of Internet to cheat others, and (4) the use of Internet to do illegal gambling. …”
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