Politics in an Antipolitical Age

In this book Geoff Mulgan offers a powerful analysis of the crisis of contemporary politics and argues that a new politics based around the quality and reciprocity of relationships is slowly emerging.

Geoffrey Mulgan is the author of several previous books including Communication and Control (Polity, 1991). He is also Director and founder of DEMOS, an independent political think-tank based in London.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Politics in an Antipolitical Age
The Paradox of Equality
Citizens and Responsibilities
Worlds out of Kilter: The Politics of Balance and Change
What is Television for? The Pursuit of Quality
The Power of the Weak
The Reimagination of the Public Sector
Reticulated Organisation: The Birth and Death of the Mixed Economy
The Renewable Energies of Politics
Democracy Beyond Sovereignty: The Shape of a Postmodern World Order (with Helen Wilkinson)
Index
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Politics in an Antipolitical Age

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