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|author=Frank Furedi
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|pages=224
|publisher=Continuum International Publishing Group - Academi
|date=7 April 2005
|isbn=0826476163
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Frank Furedi is a sociologist from University of Kent and his books reflect this academic background: they are well researched, properly referenced and make an erudite use of old and new sociological theories and concepts.
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|comment= Y'know, I was only ranting to Michael t'other day about why on earth the elite are doing so much handwringing about poor poll turnouts, when all the elite ever does is try to convince we oiks that we need guidance/therapy/league tables and all the rest of the interference in daily life. I shan't start to rant about paedophilia terror, else I'd be here all day.
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