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Front Matter

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Television and Violence: A Symposium - Introductions
Stuart Rabinowitz and Leon Friedman

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PANEL I: A LEGISLATIVE PERSPECTIVE ON TELEVISION AND VIOLENCE

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Congressional Interest in the Problem of Television and Violence
John Windhausen

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The Hollings Bill: Unconstitutional Under the First Amendment
Arthur Eisenberg

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Banning Speech Does Not Cure Social Ills
Kathleen Peratis

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PANEL II: A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON TELEVISION AND VIOLENCE

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The Impact of Televised Violence
John P. Murray

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Mass Media Violence: Thoughts on the Debate
Edward Donnerstein

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Viewing Television Violence Does Not Make People More Aggressive
Jonathan L. Freedman

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PANEL III: AN INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE ON TELEVISION AND VIOLENCE

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Television Networks: Taking Affirmative Action
Beth Bressan

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Government Censorship is Not the Solution, Education Is
Peggy Charren

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Reducing Television Violence
Marvin Kitman

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PANEL IV: A SOCIETAL PERSPECTIVE ON TELEVISION AND VIOLENCE

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There is No Free Market in Television
George Gerbner

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The Real Problem is Violence, Not Violence and Television
Todd Gitlin

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What is the Constitutional Solution?
William Abbott

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Breaking Down the Barriers to Transracial Adoptions: Can the Multiethnic Placement Act Meet This Challenge?
Michelle M. Mini

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Permitting the Sale of a Law Practice: Furthering the Interests of Both Attorneys and Their Clients
Gayle L. Coy

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