Titlebook: British Broadcasting and the Public-Private Dichotomy; Neoliberalism, Citiz Simon Dawes Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Broadcasting Regulation, History and Theoryin the UK and contextualizes the appropriation of key concepts by contemporary scholars in light of earlier approaches to media critique. It then goes on to emphasize the theoretical focus of the book on the public-private dichotomy; that is, the history of the evolving distinctions made between wha

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Genealogy, Critique and the Public-Private Dichotomys of critiquing power, in more detail. It emphasizes, in particular, the Foucauldian concern with the ways in which the public-private dichotomy has been constructed over time and explains the genealogical approach to history as a series of governmental problematizations that the book adopts.

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Broadcasting, Citizenship and Consumptionnd undermining the former) is contrasted with an Australian creative industries perspective that is seen, by some, to embrace commercialism and consumerism. The chapter will offer a rapprochement between these two schools by engaging in debates beyond media studies in both citizenship and consumptio

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Problematizing the Public, Citizens and Consumersty to citizens and consumers will be discussed in light of much earlier debates on, for instance, the distinction between what the public want, and the what broadcasters believe they (should) want, or between what interests the public and what is in the public interest.

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The Social, the Political and the Public Sphereess selective reading of public sphere theory. It also engages head-on with the controversial debates around the inclusivity/exclusivity of the public sphere, the distinction between social and political issues, and, consequently, the problems with the idea of PSB for Habermas’s model, as well as wi

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