ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In the final episode of season 2, Jess chats to Danny Shaw about the role of journalism in holding the justice system to account and how this interacts with democracy.
Danny Shaw is a journalist and commentator on policing, criminal justice, prisons, security & immigration. He worked for the BBC for 31 years, and was an adviser to Yvette Cooper in the lead-up to the General Election, helping shape Labour's policies on crime, policing, security and immigration and prepare the Party for government.
For more information on the episode and podcast visit our website https://democracydifferently.org
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In this episode, Jess sat down with Professor Karen Celis and Professor Sarah Childs. The discuss how women can and should be represented in a democracy, democratic listening and design, and their book Feminist Democratic Representation.
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