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This text offers a theoretical engagement with the ways in which private and public interests - and how those interests have been understood - have framed the changing rationale for broadcasting regulation, using the first century of UK broadcasting as a starting point. Unlike most books on broadcasting, this text adopts an explicitly Foucauldian and genealogical perspective in its account of media history and power, and unpicks how the meanings of terms such as 'public service' and 'public interest', as well as 'competition' and 'choice', have evolved over time. In considering the appropriation by broadcasting scholars of concepts such as neoliberalism, citizenship and the public sphere to a critical account of broadcasting history, the book assesses their appropriateness and efficacy by engaging with interdisciplinary debates on each concept. This work will be of particular significance to academics and students with an interest in media theory, history, policy and regulation, as well as those disposed to understanding as well as critiquing the neoliberalization of public media.

The research gets into to the studies of historical memory by performing a hermeneutic analysis of the discourse of memory and history narratives that the Chilean public discussion has used to develop its dictatorial recent past in the period 1991-2004. Press sources, editorial inserts, interviews with the social and political actors and specially Truth and Reconciliation Reports were reviewed. We reflect on the current oligarchic long and short term frames made for the representation of the public sphere and the citizenship, emphasizing the impossibility of forgiveness as a restorative category of the political community.It consolidates the symbolic weakness of the recovered democracyin recent Chilean history. ; La investigación se inserta en los estudios de la memoria histórica realizando un análisis hermenéutico del discurso de las narrativas de memoria e historia que la discusión pública chilena ha utilizado para elaborar su pasado reciente dictatorial en el periodo 1991-2004. Se revisan fuentes de prensa, insertos editoriales, entrevistas a los actores sociales y políticos y, con especial énfasis, los Informes de Verdad y Reconciliación. Se reflexiona sobre los marcos oligárquicos vigentes del tiempo largo y corto elaborados para la representación de lo público y la ciudadanía, destacando la inviabilidad del perdón como categoría restitutiva de la comunidad política. Se consolida la debilidad simbólica de la democracia recuperada en la historia reciente chilena.

The research gets into to the studies of historical memory by performing a hermeneutic analysis of the discourse of memory and history narratives that the Chilean public discussion has used to develop its dictatorial recent past in the period 1991-2004. Press sources, editorial inserts, interviews with the social and political actors and specially Truth and Reconciliation Reports were reviewed. We reflect on the current oligarchic long and short term frames made for the representation of the public sphere and the citizenship, emphasizing the impossibility of forgiveness as a restorative category of the political community.It consolidates the symbolic weakness of the recovered democracyin recent Chilean history. ; La investigación se inserta en los estudios de la memoria histórica realizando un análisis hermenéutico del discurso de las narrativas de memoria e historia que la discusión pública chilena ha utilizado para elaborar su pasado reciente dictatorial en el periodo 1991-2004. Se revisan fuentes de prensa, insertos editoriales, entrevistas a los actores sociales y políticos y, con especial énfasis, los Informes de Verdad y Reconciliación. Se reflexiona sobre los marcos oligárquicos vigentes del tiempo largo y corto elaborados para la representación de lo público y la ciudadanía, destacando la inviabilidad del perdón como categoría restitutiva de la comunidad política. Se consolida la debilidad simbólica de la democracia recuperada en la historia reciente chilena.

The research gets into to the studies of historical memory by performing a hermeneutic analysis of the discourse of memory and history narratives that the Chilean public discussion has used to develop its dictatorial recent past in the period 1991-2004. Press sources, editorial inserts, interviews with the social and political actors and specially Truth and Reconciliation Reports were reviewed. We reflect on the current oligarchic long and short term frames made for the representation of the public sphere and the citizenship, emphasizing the impossibility of forgiveness as a restorative category of the political community.It consolidates the symbolic weakness of the recovered democracyin recent Chilean history. ; La investigación se inserta en los estudios de la memoria histórica realizando un análisis hermenéutico del discurso de las narrativas de memoria e historia que la discusión pública chilena ha utilizado para elaborar su pasado reciente dictatorial en el periodo 1991-2004. Se revisan fuentes de prensa, insertos editoriales, entrevistas a los actores sociales y políticos y, con especial énfasis, los Informes de Verdad y Reconciliación. Se reflexiona sobre los marcos oligárquicos vigentes del tiempo largo y corto elaborados para la representación de lo público y la ciudadanía, destacando la inviabilidad del perdón como categoría restitutiva de la comunidad política. Se consolida la debilidad simbólica de la democracia recuperada en la historia reciente chilena.

Virtue against sovereignty / John Milbank -- Reducing arrogance in public debate / Alessandra Tanesini -- Moral education, skills of civility, and virtue in the public sphere / Jonathan Jacobs -- Vice, public good, and personal misery / Jonny Robinson -- Patience, temperance, and politics / Kate Philips -- Is there a plausible moral psychology for civic friendship? / Blaine J. Fowers -- Populism and the fate of civic friendship / Randall Curren -- Education for living together in a diverse UK : a role for civic friendship, concord and deliberation? / Andrew Peterson -- Resilience and hope as a democratic civic virtue / Nancy E. Snow -- Trust as a public virtue / Warren J. von Eschenbach -- Virtue, education, and political leadership in Plato's Laws / Mark Jonas -- Rethinking self-interest and the public good / Mary Elliot and Jeffery S. Dill -- Fostering purpose as a way of cultivating civic friendship / Kendall Cotton Bronk and Rachel Baumsteiger -- Responding to discord : why public reason is not enough / John Haldane -- Designing for dialogue : developing virtue through public discourse / Harry H. Jones IV -- Virtù revisited / Edward Skidelsky -- Democratic change and "the referendum effect" in the UK : reasserting the good of political participation / Joseph Ward -- Concluding remarks / James Arthur

1. The Politics of Borders and the Border of Politics: A Conceptual Framework; Maurizio Ambrosini, Manlio Cinalli, David Jacobson -- 2. From Borders to Seams: The Role of Citizenship; Manlio Cinalli, David Jacobson -- 3. Borders and Migrations: The Fundamental Contradictions; Catherine Wihtol de Wenden -- 4. "Today We March, Tomorrow We Vote!": Contested Denizenship, Immigration Federalism, and the Dreamers; Jamie Goodwin-White -- 5. 'Solidarity Crime' at the Border: A Lesson from France; Olivia Müller -- 6. Solidarities in Transit on the French-Italian Border: Ethnographic Accounts from Ventimiglia and the Roya Valley; Luca Giliberti, Luca Queirolo Palmas -- 7. Border Troubles: Medical Expertise in the Hotspots; Jacopo Anderlini -- 8. The Two Dimensions of the Border: An Empirical Study France-Italy; Carlo De Nuzzo -- 9. The Local Governance of Immigration and Asylum: Policies of Exclusion as a Battleground; Maurizio Ambrosini -- 10. The Border(s) Within: Formal and Informal Processes of Status Production, Negotiation and Contestation in a Migratory Context; Paola Bonizzoni -- 11. Cities of Exclusion: Are Local Authorities Refusing Asylum Seekers?; Chiara Marchetti -- 12. Symbolic Laws, Street-level Actors: Everyday Bordering in Dutch Participation Declaration Workshops; Barbara Oomen, Emma Leenders -- 13. Research on Migration, Borders and Citizenship: The Way Ahead; Maurizio Ambrosini, Manlio Cinalli, David Jacobson