No. 6 (2022): Special Issue : 'When you cannot debate together you cannot live together' - Why Free Speech?

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  Editorial: Why Free Speech?

  Pragna Patel, Georgie Wemyss, Alison Assiter

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  Freedom of Speech and Democracy

  Dagmar Wilhelm

  39-66

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  Disciplining Speech, Violating Rights Recurrent and Shifting Patterns in the Context of Turkey

  Pinar E. Donmez

  67-95

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  Contested Narratives of the Pandemic Crisis The Far Right, Anti-Vaxxers and Freedom of Speech

  Stephen Cowden, Nira Yuval-Davis

  96-132

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  Women and Online Harassment

  Salil Tripathi

  133-158

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  Teen Brides, Migrant Husbands and Religious Schooling An Analysis of Young Women’s Experiences of Marriage and Schooling in Rural Bangladesh

  Marzana Kamal

  159-181

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Voices of Dissent

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  On Freedom of Speech and Censorship

  Marieme Helie Lucas

  182-198

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  On Censoring of Ted Talk

  Maryam Namazie

  199-204

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  The APPG, Islamophobia and Anti-Muslim Racism

  Pragna Patel

  205-229

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  Poetry: We Are

  Antonia Darder

  230-231

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  Artist Spotlight: ‘A Double-edged Knife’

  Houria Niati, Shakila Maan

  232-235

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Book Reviews

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  Review of Awake: A Moslem Woman’s Rare Memoir of her Life and Partnership with the Editor of Molla Nasreddin, the Most Influential Satirical Journal of the Caucasus and Iran, 1907-1931 by Hamideh Khānum Javānshir (Mage Publishers, Washington D.C. 2016), Translated from the Azeri by Hasan Javadi and Willem Floor

  Janet Afary

  236-248

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  “That wee girl Goebbels”. Review of Northern Protestants on Shifting Ground by Susan McKay (Blackstaff Press, 2020)

  Liam McQuade

  249-255

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  A New Theory of Human Rights: New Materialism and Zoroastrianism by Alison Assiter (Rowman & Littlefield, London 2021)

  Stephen Cowden

  256-262

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