Includes bibliographical references (pages 288-303) and index.
Foreword / Richard B. Collins -- Acknowledgments -- pt. 1. At issue -- ch. 1. Introduction -- ch. 2. Focus on the United States -- ch. 3. Global perspectives -- pt. 2. Primary sources -- ch. 4. United States documents -- ch. 5. International documents -- pt. 3. Research tools -- ch. 6. How to research censorship -- ch. 7. Key players A to Z -- ch. 8. Organizations and agencies -- ch. 9. Annotated bibliography -- Chronology -- Glossary -- Index.
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"The issue of censorship remains prevalent in society, taking on many different forms--from suppressing individuals' rights to speak freely and read what they choose to curtailing the independence of the media. This work examines the history and practices of censorship in five countries--the United States, Russia, China, Zimbabwe, and Egypt--and discusses key counterstrategies. In addition, this enlightening new volume contains relevant primary source documents that are placed in context with brief introductions; information on how to research and evaluate sources; biographical information on important figures whose lives were, or are, linked with censorship; and, a list of U.S. and international organizations and agencies that monitor and publicize censorship activity, provide legal assistance, and develop counterstrategies. An annotated bibliography, a glossary, and a chronology complete this invaluable resource"--Provided by publisher.