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Glass plaque from WVU College of Law 2nd Annual Ed Baker Lecture Series for Liberty, Equality, and Democracy

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1). Offprint: “The Checking Value in First Amendment Theory,” Vincent Blasi
2). Offprint: “Information as Speech, Information as Goods: Some Thoughts on Marketplaces and The Bill of Rights,” Diane Leenheer Zimmerman
3). Offprint: “Free Speech and the Widening Gyre of Fundraising: Why Campaign Spending Limits May Not Violate The First Amendment After All,” Vincent Blasi. Presentation copy: Signed “To Ed, With Warm Regards, Vince”

Scope and Contents 1). Offprint: Commentary. “Non-Canadian Constitutional Experience Relevant to the Fundamental Freedoms Provisions of the Charter,” F.G. Jacobs 2). Offprint: “Institutionalization of Meaning, Recollective Imagination, and the Potential for Transformative Legal Interpretation,” Drucilla L. Cornell 3). Offprint: “Dictating Content: How Advertising Pressure Can Corrupt a Free Press,” Ronald K.L. Collins. Foreword by Todd Gitlin 4). Offprint: “Rehabilitating Public Forum...

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1). Journal: Media Studies Journal, Fall 1992. The Fairness Factor. The Freedom Forum Media Studies Center at Columbia University in the City of New York
2). Offprint: “Why There Should Be An Independent Decennial Commission on The Press,” Lee C. Bollinger

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1). Journal: University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 142, Number 4. April 1994
2). Offprint: “Association, Advocacy, and The First Amendment,” Victor Brudney

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1). Offprint: “Blasphemy and the Law of Religious Liberty in Nineteenth-Century America,” Sarah Barringer Gordon. Presentation copy: Signed “Ed: Warm Regards from Sally"
2). Offprint: “Law and Obligation,” Stephen Perry
3). Journal: University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vol. 155, Number 2. December 2006