Titlebook: Government Communications and the Crisis of Trust; From Political Spin Ruth Garland Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-9166-0re closely aligned to political manifestos and more subject to strategic control by politicians. Without widely understood and shared public values, to what ends can the public, parliament and the media hold the service accountable?

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Grenzwerte von Funktionen und Stetigkeitthe public. How can institutional arrangements become more aligned with publics and more democratically accountable? What should be done to ensure a consistently credible and trusted public communication function that learns from failure rather than repeats it, and can respond to the global and local challenges ahead?

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Thatcher and Major: Covert Changes to the Rules of the Gamere Margaret Thatcher had entertained media owners at Number 10, John Major was not prepared to cajole or browbeat press barons and broadcasters. Their contrasting experiences played an important part in the transformation of Labour’s approach to the media after Tony Blair’s election as leader in 1994.

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