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Night Waves

BBC RADIO 3, 21:15, 11 June 2009, Rana Mitter talked with John Keane on democracy's future. Susannah Clapp has the first review of The National Theatre's production of Phedre, in which Helen Mirren stars as the eponymous tragic Greek heroine destroyed...

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11 June 2009
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Start the Week

8 June 2009, John Keane was guest of Andrew Marr's Start the Week Andrew Marr talks to John Keane about democracy, Katie Mitchell about virgin births and opera, Peter Hall about the vitality of regional theatre and Matthew Gale about Futurism. Originally...

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08 June 2009
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Media Decadence and Democracy

Senate Occasional Lecture, Parliament House, Canberra, Friday August 28th 2009 We live in an age of communicative abundance. As in every previous communication revolution, new products and processes—satellite broadcasting, iPhones, electronic books, tweets, cloud computing—have spawned fascination, fear and trembling, excitement,...

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20 January 2009
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A New Politics of Identity

Tuesday 29 April 2008 Time: 6:30-8pm Venue: London School of Economics, Old Theatre, Old Building Speakers: David Goodhart, Professor John Keane, Professor Lord Bhikhu Parekh Chair: Professor Lord Tony Giddens At this event, John Keane with David Goodhart (editor of Prospect) discussed Lord Bhikhu Parekh’s...

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29 April 2008
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The Statue of Liberty

John Keane, Ruth Kinna, (Senior Lecturer in Politics at Loughborough University) and Peter Marshall (philosopher and historian), talk of ANARCHISM with Melvyn Bragg (BBC Radio4 December, 7, 2006) Anarchism Pierre Joseph Proudhon famously declared “property is theft”. And perhaps more surprisingly that...

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14 February 2008
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