When The Goalposts Move: Government Information, Classification, and Censorship
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-5-2022
Abstract
This article reviews forty years of executive orders on classified information to compare what has changed over time. Over time, scholars note a negative impact on their work and what the public knows. This begs the question of what librarians can do in response to the limitations placed on access to information via executive orders. How librarians address these issues and how we can frame the issues in our approaches rounds out the discussion.
Publication Title
Legal Reference Services Quarterly
First Page
117
Last Page
155
Recommended Citation
Rebecca Chapman,
When The Goalposts Move: Government Information, Classification, and Censorship,
41
Legal Ref. Servs. Q.
117
(2022).
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https://digitalcommons.law.buffalo.edu/law_librarian_articles/54
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