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ublic sphere.Distinctive in covering simultaneously theoretiThis text offers a theoretical engagement with the ways in which private and public interests - and how those interests have been understood - have framed the changing rationale for broadcasting regulation, using the first century of UK bro

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La cause de l’homme: Juste un individure more complex debates within political philosophy are engaged with in-depth. Nineteenth- and twentieth-century debates on press freedom and public opinion, which informed Habermas’s initial development of the public sphere concept, are discussed in detail.

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Mao Zedong and Contemporary China sphere, the distinction between social and political issues, and, consequently, the problems with the idea of PSB for Habermas’s model, as well as with the compatibility of a Habermasian public sphere with Marshallian citizenship, so as to elaborate a more convincing and more efficacious account of PSB’s contribution to the public sphere.

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Broadcasting Regulation, History and Theory on to emphasize the theoretical focus of the book on the public-private dichotomy; that is, the history of the evolving distinctions made between what is public and private in regulatory and policy documents, as well as in scholarly critique.

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Broadcasting and the Public Spherere more complex debates within political philosophy are engaged with in-depth. Nineteenth- and twentieth-century debates on press freedom and public opinion, which informed Habermas’s initial development of the public sphere concept, are discussed in detail.

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