Titlebook: Government Communications and the Crisis of Trust; From Political Spin Ruth Garland Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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The Surrender to the 24/7 News Cycletial in everyday life, and more critical of politicians. By surrendering to the news cycle, and entering into a pact with the media, governing politicians and those who worked closely with them (especially special advisers) engaged in increasingly personalised, short-term, self-advantaging and highl

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Impartiality and Accountability as Ingredients of Truste of Western democracy, but is taken for granted and neglected rather than nurtured. Despite its centrality to democratic governance, the practice of impartiality within government communications faces four main challenges. First, government communications are regulated internally without specific o

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What Makes Good Government Communication?two main sources of evidence—official documents, and interviews with government communicators about their public role over time—to set out some basic criteria for good public communication. The one effort to shore up government communications by introducing explicit public values, the 2004 Phillis R

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Conclusion: Putting the Public Firstions vulnerable and easily suppressed. After 1997 a new semi-official layer of media intermediaries was introduced without on-going scrutiny, training or effective sanction, and without recognising the news management role of ministers through their special advisers. The government’s public communic

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,Gew?hnliche Differenzialgleichungen, is on electoral politics and campaigning. This chapter examines the everyday processes of government communication to see how evidence and truth influence practices and norms in the relationship between governments and the media. Do accusations of post-truth signal a troubling step-change in governments’ relations with the public over time?