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200 1 $aLIBERTÀ DI ESPRESSIONE E DIRITTO PENALE: L'ESPERIENZA AMERICANA$bTesi di dottorato
210  1$cUniversità degli Studi di Milano$d2017-04-26
300   $adiritti: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
300   $aIn relazione con info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/hdl/2434/491136
328  0$btesi di dottorato$cSettore IUS/17 - Diritto Penale$eUniversità degli Studi di Milano
330   $aToday virtually all liberal democracies protect, in formal legal documents as well as in actual practice, both freedom of speech and freedom of the press. The peculiar history and culture of each nation is very important in order to understand different approaches to similar problems and to build a cross-cultural normative critique. This doctoral thesis is mainly concerned with the US approach to classical freedom of speech issues, such as advocacy to commit an offence: the first part of the work aims to describe the most influential pronounces of the US Supreme Court in this field; the second part is concerned with the definition of the constitutional core of democratic speech.
689 0 $aSettore IUS/17$b- Diritto Penale$cTDR
700  0$aA. Galluccio
702  0$aVIGANÒ, FRANCESCO
702  0$atutor: F. Viganò; co-tutor: E. Dolcini; coordinatore: C. Luzzati
702  0$aLUZZATI, CLAUDIO RAFFAELE
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