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==Career==
 
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(journalist)

Career

He works for The Telegraph and The Guardian[1] and is Director of The Centre for the Analysis of Social Media for Demos.

 

A Document by Jamie Bartlett

TitleDocument typePublication dateSubject(s)Description
The Power of UnreasonpaperAugust 2010Espionage
"Conspiracy theory"
"Extremism"
"Counter-terrorism"
A critique and deconstruction of an 'Official Narrative'-type paper on 'Conspiracy Theory' from the 'think-tank' publisher Demos. It includes an exchange of correspondence between its authors and a Wikispooks editor which is continued on the discussion page.
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