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Curriculum Vitae
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Wouter Hins is an Associate Professor of Constitutional
and Administrative Law at the University of Amsterdam
(60%) and Professor of Media Law at Leiden University
(40%). He takes a special interest in human rights and
mass communication, in particular freedom of speech,
freedom of the press, media accountability, pluralism
and access to government information.
Furthermore, he is a member of the complaints committees
of the Commissariaat voor de Media (Dutch Media
Authority) and the Nederlandse Publieke Omroep
(Netherlands Public Broadcasting. He is also an editor
of the Dutch journal Mediaforum and responsible
for the quarterly column 'Mediarecht' (Media Law) in
Ars Aequi.
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Publications
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Plurality of Political Opinions and the Concentration of
Media, in: J.H.M. van Erp and L.P.W. van Vliet (eds.),
Netherlands Reports to the Eighteenth International Congress
of Comparative Law. Washington 2010, Antwerp -
Oxford - Portland: Intersentia 2010, p. 469-494.
This report is about
the theory and practice of Dutch law concerning media
concentrations and looks into the future developments.
10.09.2010
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(with D. Voorhoof),
Access
to State-Held Information as a Fundamental Right under the
European Convention on Human Rights, European
Constitutional Law Review (EuConst), Cambridge
University Press, 2007-1, p. 114-126.
Access to state-held
information essential in a democratic society -
Traditional reluctance of the European Court of Human
Rights to apply Article 10 European Convention on Human
Rights in access to information cases - Positive
obligations and new perspectives: initiatives within the
Council of Europe - Parallel with the Inter-American
Court of Human Rights - Sdruženi Jihoceské Matky
decision of the European Court: the beginning of a new
era?
11.05.2007
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Updated
05.02.2013
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