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Revista da Associação Nacional dos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Comunicação Negotiating legitimacy: Media publics and security policy in multi-ethnic Britain 1
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The article examines how multi-ethnic publics debate questions of legitimacy. It explains the deep public scepticism surrounding the Iraq War (2003) and subsequent security policy, not just in terms of declining trust in the PM Tony Blair, but as a corrosive "legitimacy deficit" with significant implications for the prospects of participatory democracy and multicultural citizenship. The arguments are grounded in a collaborative ethnography of news audiences across the UK, including multilingual
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