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How does the notion of stereotype help us understand black and ethnic representation in British media?

Posted on February 11, 2013 by JL Admin

The United Kingdom as a multicultural society has had its fair share of criticisms since the post Second World War period. The British media – both print and electronic mediums – has also been criticized for its reluctance to discuss openly issues of race and ethnicity in its programmes. The advent of new mediums of…

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Problems behind modernization in London

Posted on February 4, 2013 by JL Admin

The city of London has historically been the heart of Western Europe.  While across the channel Paris grew in reputation as the favored hub for artists, musicians and litterateurs, London was (and still is) the financial centre of Western European democracies.  Given this background, the confines of metropolitan London had expanded gradually.  Needless to say,…

What are the main features of British conservatism, and how have these features changed from one conservative leader to another?

Posted on December 23, 2012 by JL Admin

Given that the Conservative Party is the oldest political establishment in Britain, a study of its history and evolution will reflect broader socio-economic changes.  From the earliest days of parliamentary democracy in Britain to the current modern polity, the Conservative Party has withstood many upheavals and challenges.  This essay attempts to identity the main features…

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