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Internet Information: Freedom or Security? A Big Question

Internet Information: Freedom or Security? A Big Question
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摘要 In the modern democratic society, all people should have freedom of access to, holding, and imparting various formats of information. However, many human fences have limited the freedom of access to information and the free flow of Internet communications. This paper extracts passages from selected international accords and U. S. statutes relating to the peoples fights of access to information. It also highlights many U.S. government activities relating to its national security after the September - 11 terrorist attacks and peoples reactions with regard to their consequences on the freedom of access to Internet information. In the modern democratic society, all people should have freedom of access to, holding, and imparting various formats of information. However, many human fences have limited the freedom of access to information and the free flow of Internet communications. This paper extracts passages from selected international accords and U. S. statutes relating to the people's rights of access to information. It also highlights many U. S. government activities relating to its national security after the September - 11 terrorist attacks and people's reactions with regard to their consequences on the freedom of access to Internet information.
作者 Chih Wang
机构地区 University of Guam Learning Resources
出处 《图书情报工作》 CSSCI 北大核心 2004年第12期19-26,共8页 Library and Information Service
关键词 网络信息资源 信息安全 信息自由 人权 Internet information security freedom human rights U. S government democratic society
分类号 D815 [政治法律—国际关系]
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