A note on post-factual politics

Posted by on Jul 4, 2016 in articles, behaviour change, Behavioural Economics, politics, post factual, Uncategorized | No Comments

From “Me You Us: Britishness in a Connected Age” in Being British, Ed. Matthew D’Ancona, Mainstream Publishing 2009 One of the weirder phenomena in US and UK politics right now is the lack of traction or interest in “facts” or “experts”. I’ve posted about this before, but am reminded that I did write about this in […]

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