G'day all, No, I'm not trying to launch yet another thread on one contentious hot-spot or other (although I reserve the right to do so), but I find I must recommend a (gasp) FreeRepublic site, which not only proffers some spirited counterhegemonic empirical/anecdotal evidence on salient moments in the (inevitably ongoing) Yugoslav tragedy, but affords a neat summary of the development of public relations in politics, as brought up by Seth just now. I submit today's political economist just ain't across her dismal science unless she makes the public relations industry her business. http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a39adeffd2670.htm Cheers, Rob.
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