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Is Transparency Bad for Politics? | PolicyCast

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Professor Michael Ignatieff of the Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics and Public Policy makes the case that increased transparency in government makes it harder for politicians to find compromise by relating his experience as the Leader of the Opposition in the Canadian parliament. He also laments the tendency to argue over the standing of those who make arguments on various issues, as opposed to the substance of the issues themselves. Professor Ignatieff discussed “Tensions in Transparency” with Professor David King at IDEASpHERE: http://youtu.be/0DmpFFFUCsA.

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