Democracy Under Attack : How the Media Distort Policy and Politics

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  • Author:
    DEAN Malcolm
  • ISBN:
    9781847428486
  • Publication Date:
    October 2011
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    432
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Policy Press
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Democracy Under Attack : How the Media Distort Policy and Politics
Democracy Under Attack : How the Media Distort Policy and Politics

Democracy Under Attack : How the Media Distort Policy and Politics

Regular price $129.99
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    DEAN Malcolm
  • ISBN:
    9781847428486
  • Publication Date:
    October 2011
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    432
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Policy Press
  • Country of Publication:

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How big a beast is the media? Can right wing tabloids influence social policy using their ability to fan fears and prejudices? Malcolm Dean, the Guardian's longstanding chief monitor of social policy, expertly indicts his own trade through a series of seven case studies. Drawing on four decades of top level Whitehall briefings, topped up by interviews with 150 senior participants in the policy-making process, the book is packed with new insights, and colourful stories, from events in Whitehall's corridors, culminating in a damning list detailing the seven deadly sins of the 'reptiles' (modern journalists).
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  • How big a beast is the media? Can right wing tabloids influence social policy using their ability to fan fears and prejudices? Malcolm Dean, the Guardian's longstanding chief monitor of social policy, expertly indicts his own trade through a series of seven case studies. Drawing on four decades of top level Whitehall briefings, topped up by interviews with 150 senior participants in the policy-making process, the book is packed with new insights, and colourful stories, from events in Whitehall's corridors, culminating in a damning list detailing the seven deadly sins of the 'reptiles' (modern journalists).
How big a beast is the media? Can right wing tabloids influence social policy using their ability to fan fears and prejudices? Malcolm Dean, the Guardian's longstanding chief monitor of social policy, expertly indicts his own trade through a series of seven case studies. Drawing on four decades of top level Whitehall briefings, topped up by interviews with 150 senior participants in the policy-making process, the book is packed with new insights, and colourful stories, from events in Whitehall's corridors, culminating in a damning list detailing the seven deadly sins of the 'reptiles' (modern journalists).