20 things we learned about democracy in January 2014
Sean Kippin
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Sean Kippin
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The first month of what promises to be a momentous year for UK democracy has produced more than a few surprising revelations. In this post Democratic Audit looks back at the insights we have gleaned in the past 31 days, ranging from parliamentary mothers and unfree information to honourable barbers and the end of libel tourism.
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The first month of what promises to be a momentous year for UK democracy has produced more than a few surprising revelations. In this post Democratic Audit looks back at the insights we have gleaned in the past 31 days, ranging from parliamentary mothers and unfree information to honourable barbers and the end of libel tourism.
Key concepts: Democracy, Political science, Audit, Tourism, Media studies, Law, History, Sociology