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Democracy under attack : How the media distort policy and politics.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Bristol : Policy Press, 2011.Description: 1 online resource (430 pages) : illustrationsContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781847428509
  • 1847428509
Other title:
  • How the media distort policy and politics
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Democracy under attack : How the media distort policy and politics.DDC classification:
  • 361.61
LOC classification:
  • HN385.5 .D43 2012
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Contents:
1. Rise and fall of mainstream journalism -- 2. Inside and outside look at policy-making -- 3. Law and order -- 4. Drugs: tabloid puppets and pawns -- 5. Asylum: an oppressive media campaign prompts a cowardly political response -- 6. Labour's boldest bid: to end child poverty -- 7. Vocational education: the biggest disappointment -- 8. Health and social care: the most expensive breakfast in history -- 9. Disappearance of the housing correspondent -- 10. Subverting democracy: seven sins of the reptiles.
Summary: Malcolm Dean expertly indicts his own trade through a series of 7 case studies. Drawing on 4 decades of top level Whitehall briefings, topped up by interviews with 150 senior participants in the policy-making process, this text is packed with new insights, and colourful stories.
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1. Rise and fall of mainstream journalism -- 2. Inside and outside look at policy-making -- 3. Law and order -- 4. Drugs: tabloid puppets and pawns -- 5. Asylum: an oppressive media campaign prompts a cowardly political response -- 6. Labour's boldest bid: to end child poverty -- 7. Vocational education: the biggest disappointment -- 8. Health and social care: the most expensive breakfast in history -- 9. Disappearance of the housing correspondent -- 10. Subverting democracy: seven sins of the reptiles.

Malcolm Dean expertly indicts his own trade through a series of 7 case studies. Drawing on 4 decades of top level Whitehall briefings, topped up by interviews with 150 senior participants in the policy-making process, this text is packed with new insights, and colourful stories.

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Includes index.

English.

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