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stories featuring Frank Furedi
A world-view
built on worst-case scenarios
The Australian, 7 February 2007
Teaching
children how to be happy
Daily Telegraph, 22 January 2007
A time
of fear and loathing
The Age, 2 December 2006
Troubling
as it may be, fear sells
International Herald Tribune,
17 November 2006
Smaller babies born in 9/11 climate of fear
Sunday Times, 12 November 2006
Nanny to
the nation
BBC News, 9 August 2006
No laughing
matter
FT.com, 21 July 2006
If
your face fits
BBC News, 27 June 2006
The
pursuit of gratification
Washington Times, 19 June 2006
The
perils of our play-it-safe society
LA Times, 5 March 2006
Scaredy-cat
society
Observer, 21 February 2006
Winning
ways
Observer, 22 January 2006
Did respect
die or just f-fade away?
Daily Telegraph, 11 January 2006
Why
art is a dirty word
Sydney Morning Herald, 11 August
2005
The
sum of our fears
Sydney Morning Herald, 6 August
2005
Child
of our time
Scotsman, 23 July 2005
Who
knows best - mother or TV?
Daily Telegraph, 15 June 2005
Out
of sight, out of mind
Guardian, 10 May 2005
Your
child in their sights
Scotsman, 28 March 2005
Parental
guidance
Sunday Herald, 6 March 2005
Protection
risks doing more harm than good
Edinburgh Evening News, 18 January
2005
In two
minds about therapy
BBC News Online, 7 January 2005
Do
we worry too much about the safety of our children?
Independent on Sunday, 24 October
2004
An interview
with Frank Furedi
ReadySteadyBook, 22 October 2004
Entr'acte:
Thinkers down and out in Paris and London
International Herald Tribune,
14 October 2004
Fathers
'are too competitive to be playmates'
Telegraph, 4 August 2004
Safety
in numbers
Scotsman, 29 April 2004
Taking
the blame for brat pack
Edinburgh Evening News, 23 April
2004
More
students staying at home to reduce debts
Daily Telegraph, 22 April 2004
All
schoolchildren need counselling, claims Minister
Guardian, 18 April 2004
Broadband
brings broad benefits
IT Week, 30 March 2004
Too much,
too soon?
Scotsman, 10 March 2004
Forever
Young syndrome
Toronto Star, 21 March 2004
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