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THE IRISH in AMERICA ARCHAEOLOGY EMILY DICKINSON NEW ORLEANS Periodicals I Books THE IRISH IN AMERICA ARCHAEOLOGY EMILY DICKINSON NEW ORLEANS Periodicals I Books v ^7 THE WILSON QUARTERLY 1 - SPRING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN JAPAN A Study in Comparative Law, Politics and Society By LAWRENCE BEER Written by Kirby Professor of Civil Rights at Lafayette College, this brilliant study illuminates, for those not familiar with Japan, how freedom of expression in law, society and politics is expressed. The book is concerned with, among others, the freedoms of assembly and association; the freedom of expression of the workers; press freedom; the obscenity question; and the mass media. 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