Building and Recognising Communication Rights

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	Article Title	Author(s)	Publication Year
1.	No-Nonsense guide to the Right to Information	WACC	2010
2.	No-Nonsense guide to Media Observatories	WACC	2009
3.	No-Nonsense guide to Indigenous Peoples' Communication Rights	WACC	2008
4.	No-Nonsense guide to Communication Rights	WACC	2007
5.	In search of a strong European public sphere: Some critical observations on conceptualizations of publicness and the (European) public sphere	Splichal, Slavko.	2006
6.	The right to communicate affirms and restores human dignity	Lee, Philip	2005
7.	“The WSIS as a Political Space in Global Media Governance.”	Raboy, M.	2004
8.	The Promise of Civil Society: A Global Movement for Communication Rights.	Calabrese, A.	2004
9.	Refugees’ Right to Communicate: A Call for Action.	Kweyu, D. , Havyarimana, S.	2003
10.	The Right to Communicate and the Communication of Rights: Creating Enabling Conditions.	Ambrosi, A. , Hamilton, S.	1998
11.	Mass Media, the New World Information Order, and a New Look at the First Amendment	Franck, Peter	1991
12.	Peoples' rights and the right to communicate. (Second Special Issue on the Law, Peace, the Mass Media and the First Amendment).	Roach, Colleen	1991