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Comparative Studies in Society and History, 2003
What do you think you would find on the desk of a censor? He—almost certainly “he”—would not need much. A jar filled with blue pencils. A coffee cup. A phone for whispering praise to the higher-ups and for ignoring the entreaties of his victims. For reading material, an ideological reference manual or a dog-eared sheaf of instructions would suffice ...
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What do you think you would find on the desk of a censor? He—almost certainly “he”—would not need much. A jar filled with blue pencils. A coffee cup. A phone for whispering praise to the higher-ups and for ignoring the entreaties of his victims. For reading material, an ideological reference manual or a dog-eared sheaf of instructions would suffice ...
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Resisting against institutional censorship : the case of Ahmad Faraz and Kim Chi-ha
This report attempts to compare and closely read Urdu nazm, “Muhasara” and Korean poem, “Ojeok” as resistance poems that challenged and fell victim to the censorship of authoritarian rule in the 1970-80s especially under the Park Chung-hee (1961-1979) and Zia-ul-Haq’s regime (1977-88). This transnational comparison hopes to bridge the conception of howShahzad, Hamna, 0009-0007-2934-0622
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Technical Communication Quarterly, 2009
This article examines how professionals and the public employed alternative media to participate in unofficial risk communication during the 2002 SARS outbreak in China. Whereas whistle-blowers used alternative media such as independent overseas Chinese Web sites and contesting Western media, anonymous professionals and the larger communities relied ...
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This article examines how professionals and the public employed alternative media to participate in unofficial risk communication during the 2002 SARS outbreak in China. Whereas whistle-blowers used alternative media such as independent overseas Chinese Web sites and contesting Western media, anonymous professionals and the larger communities relied ...
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This study examines institutional fear and self-censorship as structural mechanisms of social adaptation in highly regulated political systems. The research explores the transformation of fear from an individual psychological reaction into a broader institutional mechanism shaping public communication, professional identity, digital behavior, and ...
Igor Leonov, Yurii Savchuk
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Igor Leonov, Yurii Savchuk
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A caution to Native American institutional review boards about scientism and censorship.
Jurimetrics, 2004Native American Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) promote the health and welfare of tribes by reviewing protocols for research studies that focus on their tribes. The benefits of approved protocols should not be overstated lest good studies disappoint because they do not satisfy unachievable expectations.
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2020
This chapter presents new research on the modernist developments in the radio feature at BBC Manchester under the influence of E.A. ‘Archie’ Harding. He was an avowed Marxist and as an executive producer at BBC North encouraged and commissioned the young left-wing poet and author, D.G.
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This chapter presents new research on the modernist developments in the radio feature at BBC Manchester under the influence of E.A. ‘Archie’ Harding. He was an avowed Marxist and as an executive producer at BBC North encouraged and commissioned the young left-wing poet and author, D.G.
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Prosocial Motives Underlie Scientific Censorship by Scientists: A Perspective and Research Agenda
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2023George Yancey +2 more
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Journal of Online Graduate Education
Doctoral research addressing educational censorship and policy regression increasingly unfolds within higher education environments shaped by political polarization, legislative intervention, and institutional risk management. These conditions can constrain scholarly inquiry, particularly at the doctoral level, where students remain structurally ...
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Doctoral research addressing educational censorship and policy regression increasingly unfolds within higher education environments shaped by political polarization, legislative intervention, and institutional risk management. These conditions can constrain scholarly inquiry, particularly at the doctoral level, where students remain structurally ...
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The Art of Censorship in Postwar Japan. Studies of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute.
Pacific Affairs, 2014Rowena Ward, Kirsten Cather
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