Strengthening Russia’s International Prestige during the Northern War: Russian Diplomatic Institutions and Instruments by A. V. Topychkanov

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Türk Sinemasının İlk Kıbrıs Filmi Kıbrıs’ın Belası Kızıl Eoka’da Terör ve Şiddet Olaylarının Temsili by Mehmet Işık

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Traditions of the revived Lithuanian press in Vilnius in 1904-1914 by Violeta Černiauskaitė

“… This article aims to analyze the system of press supervision and control in interwar Lithuania, most often referred to as censorship. According to the subordination of the controlling authority and the limits of its responsibility, censorship falls into two categories: state (general and/or war) and church censorship. …”
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Éléments pour une étymologie culturelle de la censure dans l’aire anglophone, du XVIe au XXIe siècle by Delphine Lemonnier-Texier

“…The numerous existing critical studies on the phenomenon of censorship underline the epistemological difficulties attached to it as a result of the diversity of censorship cases and their ideological and cultural contexts. …”
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A Critical Analysis On Margaret E. Roberts (2018), Censored: Distraction And Diversion Inside China’s Great Firewall by Restu Karlina Rahayu

“…Robert book builds on a foundation of the basic law of economy which is the relationship between supply and demand. She argues that censorship Chinese government censorship has violated free market law. …”
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La représentation de la censure dans la série romanesque japonaise Library Wars : une lecture à la lueur de Fahrenheit 451 by Maxime Danesin

“…Throughout the 20th century, Dystopian Literature was used as a “laboratory of the worst” (Faye, 1993) by authors engaged against Totalitarism and Censorship. However, Censorship is still ever-present; it has adapted to its postmodern context, assuming new forms. …”
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Incest, Lit(t)erally: How Joyce Censored The Wake by Stéphane Jousni

“…All his life long as a writer, Joyce had to battle against censorship — be it political, moral or aesthetic — and censors, be they Irish, British, American, or even French. …”
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Entre information et propagande : la Grèce dans la presse britannique et française pendant la Première Guerre mondiale by Elli Lemonidou

“…First, we examine the role of the official bodies responsible for propaganda, the Ministry of Information in Great Britain and the Maison de la presse in France, and the role of the censorship imposed on the press. This censorship was practised in a different way in the two countries, French censorship being much more rigorous than British. …”
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Remote Control: Censoring Diasporic Identities in Atom Egoyan’s Films by Jean-François Baillon

“…The allegories of censorship that pervade Egoyan’s films testify to the diasporic condition as split selves are torn between several conflicting agendas and these creative tensions in turn surface as dynamic inspiration for the films. …”
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Unpublished calendars of 1853-1854 by Laurynas Ivinskis by Danutė Labanauskienė

“…They reveal the oppressive atmosphere created by Russian censorship on the educational and cultural life of Lithuania. …”
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La nouvelle loi organique sur l’information de 2012 en Algérie : vers un ordre médiatique néo-autoritaire ? by Chérif Dris

“…In a globalized context where information technologies break down the walls of censorship, regimes cannot manage to retain complete control over information. …”
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Freedoms of intimacy and the Internet by Jean Chalaby

“…The article also shows how public authorities have always tried to censor new media when used by minorities to demand new rights. It argues that censorship has become increasingly efficient and that today's new media face a new means of censorship in technology. …”
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Expériences carcérales et traductions picturalesLe témoignage du peintre et objecteur de conscience Didier Poiraud durant et après la guerre d’indépendance algérienne (1961-1964)... by Marc André

“…The Algerian War has long been considered a “war without images”, owing to a combination of state censorship and the self-censorship of artists themselves. …”
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Être correspondant régional en Tunisie : De l’aliénation au pouvoir à la liberté totale by Hamida El Bour

“…What changed in their practice, their behavior and their discourse? They said that censorship and self-censorship were overwhelming the way of covering the news in the regions and that the main role for the reporter is very limited. …”
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Cuvânt la redeschidere by Nicolae Mecu

“…I review the editing of the classical Romanian writers after 1989, and address discussion about the requirements of that work in the present times, timeframe without ideological pressures and censorship. In the second part of the article I am revealing my opinion about the norms and the needs for the editing on one hand, the status of the editor in our cultural times on the other.…”
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Mass media as actors of world politics by V. V. Fokina

“…The role of political censorship and propaganda in interaction with the international public opinion is considered especially.…”
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José de Egon Wolff : el retorno de un emigrado inconformista by Osvaldo Obregón

“…In his play José (1980) the Chilean Egon Wolff draws up a dramatic fable where his main character, an idealist young man educated during the democratic period, comes back to Chile after a long stay in the United States. Due to censorship, there is a very subtle allusion to the military dictatorship. …”
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Censure, éthique et propagande au sein de la revue URSS en construction by Jessica Watson

“…Certain eminent artists such as El Lissitzky and Aleksandr Rodchenko were contributors and, through their photomontages conveyed a utopian image of Stalinist society of the 1930s. Censorship or propaganda? How to understand their works today and how to locate the place of the artist in a totalitarian regime. …”
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