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'In the second of our articles examining the influential book Gangland 20 years on, its author Mark Davis reflects on the cultural landscape today.
“Has anything changed?” Two decades after I published my book Gangland: Cultural Elites and the New Generationalism, about the domination of the “generation of ‘68” in Australian cultural life, I still get asked that question.'
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https://theconversation.com/two-decades-after-gangland-the-precariat-is-ageing-and-cultural-scapegoating-thrives-74158
Two Decades After Gangland, the Precariat Is Ageing and Cultural Scapegoating Thrives
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