Intimate Politics: publicity, privacy and the personal lives of politicians in media-saturated democracies

Stephen Cushion

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Until recently it was perhaps appropriate to characterize scholarship exploring the relationship between popular culture, journalism and personalized politics as relatively new. But since we are we...

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