Andrew T Kenyon is Professor of Law in the Melbourne Law School and a member of its Centre for Media and Communications Law.
Andrew Scott is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

1. Complicating Freedom: Investigating Positive Free Speech
Andrew T Kenyon
2. Providing a Platform for Speech: Possible Duties and Responsibilities
Thomas Gibbons
3. Positive Protection for Speech and Substantive Political Equality
Jacob Rowbottom
4. The Access to Information Dimension of Positive Free Speech
Andrew Scott and Abbey Burke
5. Promoting Civic Discourse: A Form of Positive Free Speech under the Constitution of Ireland?
Eoin Carolan
6. The State of Affairs of Freedom: Implications of German Broadcasting Freedom
Andrew T Kenyon
7. The Collective Speech Rights of Minorities
Sally Broughton Micova
8. The Positive Right to Freedom of Expression and Party Anonymity in Legal Proceedings
Merris Amos
9. Positive Free Speech and Public Access to Courts
Judith Townend
10. Hiding the Truth in the Shadow of the Law? Addressing the Misuse of Confidentiality Clauses in Public Authority Contracts
Andrew Scott
11. Speaking and Governing through Freedom of Access to Environmental Information
Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay and Laura Maxim