The article describes the dilemmas raised in conducting a feminist research project with 'anti-
feminist'women. Drawing on a qualitative study of the perspectives of women in the British …

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This study provides a comprehensive critique-forensic, historical, and theoretical-of the
moral panic paradigm, using empirically grounded ethnographic research to argue that the …

This article examines the conceptual framework of the social amplification of risk in relation
to the social sciences framework of moral panic and the media violence debate in Britain …

Ethics and Media Culture straddles the practical and ethical issues of contention
encountered by journalists. The book's various contributors cover a diversity of issues and …

Few recent legislative enactments in the United Kingdom have wrought so much controversy
as the Equality Act 2010. 1 The farranging legislation, aiming to enhance civil rights and …

During the last three decades British sociology and political science maintained a
consensus concerning Christian political activity. Labelled the'New Moral Right', the …

William Temple's The Church Looks Forward (1944) makes a convenient starting point.
There Temple, looking to the post-war situation, advocated as the ideal an integrated society …

In 1979, on the day of the first of her three consecutive General Election victories, Margaret
Thatcher quoted a famous prayer, traditionally attributed to St Francis of Assisi. The opening …

In his novel How Far Can You Go? David Lodge presents a witty and amusing, but also
deeply serious and at times profoundly moving, portrait of a group of English middle-class …