Special Issue: Reforming Libel Law
Guest Editors: David Capper and Gordon Anthony
Full Issue
Articles
Editors’ introduction
Abstract 313 | NILQ 63.1.0 Capper and Anthony Downloads 330Page 1-3
Reframing libel: taking (all) rights seriously and where it leads
Abstract 460 | NILQ 63.1.1 Mullis and Scott Downloads 765Page 5-25
The swing of the pendulum: reputation, expression and the re-centring of English libel law
Abstract 909 | NILQ 63.1.2 Mullis and Scott Downloads 996Page 27-58
Balancing freedom of expression and the right to reputation: reflections on Reynolds and reportage
Abstract 827 | NILQ 63.1.3 Barendt Downloads 1918Page 59-74
The internet – making a difference?
Abstract 315 | NILQ 63.1.4 Hedley Downloads 431Page 75-83
Libel tourism – a solution in sight?
Abstract 433 | NILQ 63.1.5 Hartley Downloads 863Page 85-96
British defamation reform: an American perspective
Abstract 317 | NILQ 63.1.6 Weaver Downloads 763Page 97-117
Global speech and global terrorism: a tall tale of two cities
Abstract 277 | NILQ 63.1.7 Walker Downloads 440Page 119-136
“Everything should be as simple as possible but not simpler”: practice and procedure in defamation proceedings
Abstract 342 | NILQ 63.1.8 Gillen Downloads 572Page 137-144
Funding defamation litigation
Abstract 312 | NILQ 63.1.9 Tweed Downloads 512Page 145-148
The “global pariah”, the Defamation Bill and the Human Rights Act
Abstract 594 | NILQ 63.1.10 Phillipson Downloads 1344Page 149-186