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Riga Conference Papers - 1998
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Riga Memorandum on
Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
Adopted on October 16, 1998, at the international conference "Freedom of Expression, Censorship, Libraries" in
Riga, 14.10.1998-17.10.1998 |
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Absolutism
and Freedom of Expression: An Account of Denmark as it was in the Years 1661-1848
Ole Christiansen, Librarian, National Record Offices, Copenhagen, Denmark |
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Intellectual
Freedom in a Democratic Society
Richard Fitzsimmons, Library director, PennState, Worthington Scranton,
Dunmore, Pennsylvania, USA |
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Librarians
Serving Censorship
Eva Kodric-Dacic, National and University Library of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia |
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On
some modern theoretical attempts to reanimate censorship in Russia
Mikhail B. Konashev, Institute for the History of Natural Sciences and Technology, St.
Petersburg, Russia |
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The
libraries’ role in the development of democratic societies
Tomas Lidman, National Librarian, Royal Library of Sweden,
Stockholm, Sweden |
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Some Issues
Connected with the Freedom of Expression in Contemporary
Estonia
Aile Möldre, Tallinn Pedagogical University, Tallinn, Estonia |
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Who Censors the Internet and Why
Jana Varlejs, Associate Professor, Rutgers School of Communication, Information and
Library Studies, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA |
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Censorship and Media: what it means for Belarus
Violetta Vutsans, Junior Librarian, Open Society Archives / Library, Budapest, Hungary |
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Freedom of expression in the context of development
Henrikas Yushkiavitshus, Assistant Director-General for
Communication, Information and Informatics, UNESCO |
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