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Being Right and Being Agreed With – On the Legal Possibilities and Limits of Cyberbullying

Being Right and Being Agreed With – On the Legal Possibilities and Limits of Cyberbullying

Dreyer, S. (2013): Recht haben und Recht bekommen – Zu rechtlichen Möglichkeiten und Grenzen bei Cybermobbing [Being Right and Being Agreed With – On the Legal Possibilities and Limits of Cyberbullying]. In: Fachkreis Gewaltprävention (ed.), Konflikte und Gewalt 5. Präventive Konzepte, praktiche Hilfen, Adressen [Conflicts and Violence 5. Preventive Measures, Practical Assistance, Addresses]. Hamburg: Jugendinformtionszentrum Hamburg, pp. 7-9 (pdf). 

Being Right and Being Agreed With – On the Legal Possibilities and Limits of Cyberbullying

Dreyer, S. (2013): Recht haben und Recht bekommen – Zu rechtlichen Möglichkeiten und Grenzen bei Cybermobbing [Being Right and Being Agreed With – On the Legal Possibilities and Limits of Cyberbullying]. In: Fachkreis Gewaltprävention (ed.), Konflikte und Gewalt 5. Präventive Konzepte, praktiche Hilfen, Adressen [Conflicts and Violence 5. Preventive Measures, Practical Assistance, Addresses]. Hamburg: Jugendinformtionszentrum Hamburg, pp. 7-9 (pdf). 

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Dr. Stephan Dreyer

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2013

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media and telecommunications law • Internet • cyberspace • cyberbullying

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