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Frank Furedi in the news
Rob White: Planet Intolerance
The Global Warming Policy Foundation,
8 November 2011
Book Review: 'On Tolerance', by Frank Furedi.
Open Lecture - Professor Frank Furedi on tolerance
University of Kent,
2 November 2011
Author, broadcaster and sociology professor, Frank Furedi will give an Open Lecture at the University of Kent on Wednesday 2 November at 6pm.
FiveBooks Interviews: Claire Fox on freedom of speech
The Browser,
18 October 2011
Modern society has interpreted John Stuart Mill's concept of tolerance to mean that we should avoid giving offence. The director of the Institute of Ideas tells us about books that show how far we've departed from what was meant
Review by Mary Warnock
Times Higher Education,
29 September 2011
Freedom withers if a culture of 'therapeutic censorship' flourishes.
Review by Julian Baggini
Financial Times,
16 September 2011
Veteran intellectual pugilist Frank Furedi makes an attack on tolerance without engagement.
Review by Edward King
Sunday Times,
11 September 2011
The sociologist argues that in our modern multicultural world we have lost sight of what it means to be truly tolerant.
The problem with tolerance. Review by Madeleine Bunting
Guardian,
5 September 2011
Dragged into the politicisation of identity, tolerance has become a form of 'polite etiquette', argues Frank Furedi in a new book.
Tolerance hører nøje sammen med fordømmelse
Weekendavisen,
23 August 2011
Interview. »Man kan ikke være demokrat mandag og tirsdag og så kassere det onsdag og torsdag.« Mød den britiske sociolog Frank Furedi til en samtale om, hvorfor vi totalt har misforstået, hvad tolerance handler om. Klaus Wivel.
Hirmu anatoomia
Ekspress.ee,
29 July 2011
Kas tead, miks tuleb kasutada häid päikeseprille?Mele Pesti kohtus Tallinnas käinud hirmu-uurija Frank Furediga (64) ja uuris temalt, miks me kardame seda, mida me kardame, ja kui põhjendatud meie hirmud on.
The parental spending craze
BBC News Online,
17 May 2011
By Vanessa Barford.
Dominic Lawson: Smile, the happiness police are watching
Sunday Times,
24 April 2011
The entire nation is being swept up into children’s party mode. The big new idea is that we must all be happy — and let the government know it.
Report calls for end to Vetting and Barring Scheme
University of Kent,
27 September 2010
An updated edition of Licensed to Hug (Civitas) by Professor Frank Furedi and Jennie Bristow is calling for the government to shut down a controversial scheme intended to regulate contact between adults and children.
£2.25 Million Accident Compensation Paid To Children Injured At School
InjuriesDirect.com,
27 September 2010
As many as ten school children per week are making accident compensation claims for injuries suffered at school.
Injured pupils sue councils for millions
LocalGov.co.uk,
27 September 2010
Councils paid out some £2.25m in compensation last year to pupils who suffered injuries at school. By Robin Mannering.
£2m bill as ten kids a week sue our schools
The Sun,
27 September 2010
Pupils hurt in school accidents were handed £2.25million in compensation last year. By Clodagh Hartley.
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