Broadcasting and the NHS in the Thatcherite 1980s

1. Introduction
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

2. Myths of Origin
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

3. Freedom and the Public
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

4. Broadcasting into the 1980s
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

5. Restructuring Social Class
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

6. From Needs to Wants
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

7. Your Life in Whose Hands? Restructuring Professionals
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

8. The Third Age and the Fresh Winds of Market Forces
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

9. Griffiths, Peacock and Restructuring Public Service
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

10. AIDS and ‘the Public’ at Risk
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

11. Who’s the Casualty? Popular Programmes
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

12. The NHS and Third-Term Politics
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

13. ‘Quality’ and the Broadcasting White Paper
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

14. Concluding Comments
Patricia Holland, Hugh Chignell, Sherryl Wilson

Keywords: Social Sciences, Media Research, Media Studies, Political Science, Regional and Cultural Studies, Film and Television Studies