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Professor, author, media researcher, journal editor, Ragnar relay enthusiast
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Why unelected power brings us a strange comfort Original

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By Carl Senior, Erik P. Bucy
| The Conversation Verified
The UK is not usually thought of as the kind of country that’s prone to a coup d'état. Yet in the UK too, power can change hands without a general election. Boris Johnson, Rishi Sunak, Theresa May, Liz Truss – in each case, internal party dynamics determined who occupied 10 Downing Street. In the current situation, all eyes are on the former mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham.
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Why The Rock beats politicians for trust and leadership-and what would-be rulers can learn

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By Carl Senior, Erik P. Bucy, Nick Lee
| Phys.org Verified
Celebrities can have huge influence and reach enormous audiences. That's why Kamala Harris was happy to recently gain the endorsement of musician Taylor Swift. Due to their media attention and massive fan bases, some Hollywood stars and musicians can appear more powerful than traditional politicians. And these perceptions of influence may also translate into actual impact.
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Why The Rock beats politicians for trust and leadership - and what would-be rulers can learn

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By Carl Senior, Erik P. Bucy, Nick Lee
| The Conversation Verified
Celebrities can have huge influence and reach enormous audiences. That’s why Kamala Harris was happy to recently gain the endorsement of musician Taylor Swift. Due to their media attention and massive fan bases, some Hollywood stars and musicians can appear more powerful than traditional politicians. And these perceptions of influence may also translate into actual impact.
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