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Poor Emotional Governancef these differ, from Left and Right excoriations of the cynicism and anti-democratic nature of ‘spin’ to other more complex and potentially favourable assessments.. But beneath these arguments we can see wide acceptance that the political scene is more about emotions and their management than it use

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Introduction: The Case for Emotional Governance It is an intellectual problem in that we do not fully understand the complex dynamics of our collective emotional life, and it is a practical problem — perhaps the deepest there is, posing greater threats than any political or ecological crisis — in that the destructive emotions which have always f

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