"[We] live in a world where decisions are both complex and remote, and the big bureaucracies of state and market control a great deal of social life. So people are quite 'rational' to believe that they can't intervene with much hope of success, in detail, into policy matters, nor can they affect the fine tuning of the economic or policy machines."
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The New Cross Fire was a significant turning point in Britain in terms of black Britons, the police and the media’s relationship and interge...
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This satirical takedown of the science fiction show Black Mirror is most famous for the quotable put-down 'what if phones but too much...
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David Hesmondhalgh - The Cultural Industries (second edition) - Routledge (2009)
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