Political leaders need a grand narrative – Rishi Sunak’s is a story of decline

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Eroukhmanoff, C. and Prior, A. (2023). Political leaders need a grand narrative – Rishi Sunak’s is a story of decline. The Conversation.
AuthorsEroukhmanoff, C. and Prior, A.
KeywordsBritish decline, narrative, Rishi Sunak
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