Public relations democracy

Public relations democracyAeron Davis is the first to offer a general overview of the rise and impact of professional public relations in Britain, stepping beyond the status quo of 'spin doctors' and elections by also exploring the public relations activities of the corporate sector, the City, pressure groups, and the trade union movement.

This timely read for theater and cultural history scholars unearths a catalog of recurring problems that ensured the fragility of the British regional stage

is far more a ritualized performance of national identity

Offering a number of in-depth case studies

taking hold in colonial America

Urban Crisis

This book uses a wide range of sources

The first study of how the art market developed in London and made the city the capital of the international trade in art

and their ideological orientation

hegemonic projects

and combatants

with essays on the most prolific filmmakers

It explores the everyday decision-making dynamics within three international bureaucracies: the administration of the European Commission