Freedom of the press

Burma has a population of 50 million people, 135 ethnic groups and over one hundred languages and dialects. The country gained independence from Britain in 1947 and has been ruled since 1962 by highly repressive and authoritarian military regimes. The religions of Burma The majority of the population are Theravada Buddhists. There are minorities of Christians (mostly Baptists as well as some Catholics and Anglicans), Muslims (mostly Sunni), Hindus, and practitioners of traditional Chinese and

internet ? I- L’histoire de la liberté d’expression : une lutte pour un droit fondamental L’histoire de la liberté d’expression : un droit inscrit dans les constitutions : 1776 et 1789. Congress shall make no law...abridging the freedom of speech or of the press”.  Il ne s'agit pas seulement de la liberté de chacun d'exprimer sa pensée, ses idées, ses croyances, mais aussi du droit de la presse d'informer et de distribuer de telles pensées sans restriction de la part des autorités. En France

Friedman, Milton, “The Relation between Economic Freedom and Political Freedom”, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1962. Journaux: • Amin, Samir, “Underdevelopment and Dependence in Black Africa: Historical Origin”, Journal of Peace Research, Vol 9, No.2, 1972: 105-119. P.107-110 • Geda, Alemayehu, “The historical origins of African debt crisis, Money, Finance and Development Series”, no. 62. ISS Working Paper. The Hague, the Netherlands. • Geda, Alemayehu, “The Historical Origin

WWWBTB -- Freedom of Speech !!!DRAFT ONLY!!!   L'internet : un véritable réseau de défense de la liberté d'expression :   La défense de la liberté d'expression De nombreux sites se sont imposés comme les champions de la liberté d'expression : Ainsi parmi les nombreux serveurs on peut citer celui de "freedom on line" qui se consacre quotidiennement à l'actualité de la liberté d'expression. The Freedom Forum online. News about free press, free speech and free spirit.   Le Digital Freedom Network

I-History The first English immigrant to settle in Boston was the Reverend William Blackstone. He came by himself in 1629, to a peninsula by a stream, called by the local Algonquin inhabitants, Shawmet. A year later, John Winthrop and his Puritan settlers of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, arrived to the north in Salem. Finding Salem less than desirable for a settlement, Blackstone invited Winthrop to visit Shawmut. On September 17, 1630, Winthrop decided to make Shawmut a permanent settlement

British Civilisation / The Political Institutions of the UK Chapter I: The British Constitution Introduction As early as 1215 England had a charter of liberties containing sixty-one clauses : in defining the feudal obligations between the king and his barons, outlawing abuses of administrative power and preventing the king from manipulating the law to his advantage, Magna Carta limited royal rights for the first time and established the principle that the king is not above the law. Four centuries

Political Theory http://ptx.sagepub.com/ Afghani on Empire, Islam, and Civilization Margaret Kohn Political Theory 2009 37: 398 originally published online 10 March 2009 DOI: 10.1177/0090591709332339 The online version of this article can be found at: http://ptx.sagepub.com/content/37/3/398 Published by: http://www.sagepublications.com Additional services and information for Political Theory can be found at: Email Alerts: http://ptx.sagepub.com/cgi/alerts Subscriptions: http://ptx.sagepub

Understanding the evolution of law in society Society has evolved and so did the laws governing it. In the highly developed states of the modern world the citizen is cared for and governed by laws from the cradle to the grave. In fact, even before his birth, the citizen is protected by law, for instance the laws pertaining to abortion protects the fetus. Similarly, after the demise of the citizen the law sees to it that his will is enacted. So a brief overview of the main theories and concepts

3 1.1. BACKGROUND OF THE ISSUE: A LONG TERM WORKING RELATIONSHIP 3 1.2. COMPETITION ON THE INTERNET MARKET: A SOCIAL DILEMMA 3 1.3. OUTCOMES OF EARLIER EFFORTS TO INCREASE COMPETITION ON THE INTERNET MARKET 4 2. PROBLEM SCOPE & SEVERITY 4 2.1. ASSESSMENT OF PAST EFFORTS 4 2.2. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONFLICT 5 2.3. NEED FOR ANALYSIS 5 3. ISSUE STATEMENT 6 3.1. THE ISSUE: THE CURRENT FRAMEWORK FOR THE INTERNET MARKET IS TOO WIDE 6 3.2. THE MAIN STAKEHOLDERS EVOLVING IN THE ARENA 6 3.3. GOALS

(ed), The Study of Africa, (volume 1), Dakar, Codesria, 2006, p. 187-202 Patrick Chabal, « Paradigms Lost », in Patrick Chabal, Power in Africa: an Essay in Political Interpretation, Londres, Mc Millan, 1992, p. 11-32. Richard R. Sklar, « The African Frontier for Political Science», dans Robert H. Bates, Valentin. Y. Mudimbe et Jean O’Barr, Africa and the Disciplines, The contributions of Research in Africa to the Social Sciences and the Humanities, Chicago, the University of Chicago Press, 1993