Scandals : media, politics & corruption in contemporary Australia / Rodney Tiffen.
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TextPublication details: Sydney : University of New South Wales Press, ©1999.Description: 1 online resource (ix, 291, pages)Content type: - text
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- 0585343853
- 9780585343853
- 364.13230994
- JQ4029.C6 .T54 1999eb
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Includes bibliographical references and (pages 274-281) and index.
The Public Careers of Scandals -- Origins and Emergence -- The incidence versus the visibility of corruption -- Circles of secrecy, channels of disclosure -- Uncertain beginnings -- The Growth of Scandals: Supply and Demand -- Continuing supply: Political prosecution -- Continuing but constrained supply: Official proceedings -- Continuing demand: Newsworthiness -- Snowballing Scandals -- Three-sided conflicts -- Backstage behaviour -- Hyper-demand: Feeding frenzies -- Avalanche: Rampant Royal Commissions -- Scandals as Politics -- Prosecution and Defence: Conflicting Interests in Scandals -- Dilemmas of defence -- Strategies of containment and counter-attack -- Strategies of prosecution -- Deepening Mires: The Development of Secondary Themes -- Duplicity -- The politics of procedures and penalties -- Evolving agendas -- Consequences -- Personal -- Partisan -- Policy -- Lapdog, Watchdog, Wolf: The Media's Role in Scandals -- The watchdog ideal -- The muzzled watchdog -- Lapdog -- Wolf -- The yapping pack -- Scandals, Corruption and Democracy.
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