Libel Tourism or Just Redress? Reconciling the (English) Right to Reputation With the (American) Right to Free Speech in Cross-Border Libel Cases

Richard Garnett; Megan Richardson

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Academic publicationConflict of lawsGlobal01 December 2009

Libel Tourism or Just Redress? Reconciling the (English) Right to Reputation with the (American) Right to Free Speech in Cross-Border Libel Cases

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Richard Garnett and Megan Richardson’s article, published in the Journal of Private International Law, addresses the relationship between the English right to reputation and the American right to free speech in cross-border libel cases.

Libel Tourism or Just Redress? Reconciling the (English) Right to Reputation with the (American) Right to Free Speech in Cross-Border Libel Cases

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