Index on Censorship: Complicity: Why and when we choose to censor ourselves and give away our privacy...

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Rachael Jolley

Index on Censorship

Complicity: Why and when we choose to censor ourselves and give away our privacy

Rachael Jolley

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English

Sage Publications Ltd
21 April 2020

Communication studies; International relations; Radio & television industry; Press & journalism; Publishing industry

Series: Index on Censorship

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The Spring 2020 issue of Index on Censorship magazine looks at our own role in free speech violations. In this issue we talk to Swedish people who are willingly having microchips inserted under their skin. Noelle Mateer writes about living in China as her neighbours, and her landlord, embraced video surveillance cameras. The historian Tom Holland highlights the best examples from the past of people willing to self-censor. Jemimah Steinfeld discusses holding back from difficult conversations at the dinner table, alongside interviewing Helen Lewis on one of the most heated conversations of today. And Steven Borowiec asks why a North Korean is protesting against the current South Korean government. Plus Mark Frary tests the popular apps to see how much data you are knowingly ? or unknowingly ? giving away.

In our In Focus section, we sit down with different generations of people from Turkey and China and discuss with them what they can and cannot talk about today compared to the past. We also look at how as world demand for cocaine grows, journalists in Colombia are increasingly under threat. Finally, is internet browsing biased against LBGTQ stories? A special Index investigation.

Our culture section contains an exclusive short story from Libyan writer Najwa Bin Shatwan about an author changing her story to people please, as well as stories from Argentina and Bangladesh.

Edited by: Rachael Jolley
Imprint: Sage Publications Ltd
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Weight: 280g
ISBN: 9781529741353
ISBN 10: 1529741351
Series: Index on Censorship
Pages: 106
Publication Date: 21 April 2020
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active