Regulation and Emancipation in Platform Law : the Moderation of Palestinian Voices Online

Diplôme Master Regulation and Emancipation in Platform Law : the Moderation of Palestinian Voices Online eng 2023 author Friedli Salomé 804942 director Schultz Thomas 0000-0003-3731-2692 106642 Département de droit international privé (INPR1) 26 p. <p>Social media have evolved from a relatively unregulated spaces, to a regulated spaces and a regulating space. In times of crisis, when law often fails to guarantee rights essential to the free expression and the self-determination of people, and potential for emancipation seems to fade, they also represent a space of self-expression and self-regulation, maybe the hope of reinventing a better legal order. Using critical legal theory, this thesis asks whether platform law can qualify as a legal system and if as such, it carries a potential for emancipation, in an empirical analysis based on the case of Palestinian voices on Meta’s social platforms.</p> Dewey 340 Maîtrise en droit 5 Faculté de droit 5 false 5abd7164-93ca-4027-8e2d-a6211da0e309 Master thesis Public Friedli Salomé Master Thesis - Regu.pdf 719908 application/pdf f40bc36c8669d800197c4d3320a89178cf9a5f6bda32c4cd66bdabcf412ee5ef openAccess Faculté de droit

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