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Alex Cameron

Alex Cameron is a designer and an associate of the Libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. He worked for RCP publishing house Junius Publications (1993-1996) and then for Living Marxism (1996-2000), writing articles forSophie Thomas and Alex Cameron, 'Design for life?', LM 115, November 1998; Alex Cameron, 'Painting by morals', LM 125, p. 39, November 1999. and helping to edit one to the last editions of LM magazine (issue 129, April 2000),Mick Hume On the LM case LM, Issue 129, April 2000 was one of three LM associates who ran the think tank Design Agenda, designed graphics for the launch of Audacity in 2000/2001,As noted on Audacity Buyilding Audacity in the source code of the page: view-source:http://www.audacity.org/BA-01.htm, accessed 10 November 2011 was art director for Novo magazine, worked for LM associated company cScape (2000-2003), designed for the Transport Research Group (2003) Transport Research Group Transport Debates 2003, accessed 10 November 2011
Cameron has commented on his time at Living Marxism:
:In the 1990s the first magazine I designed, Living Marxism, was criticised for looking ‘too commercial’ and ‘middle class’. The idea being that left-wing politics should be ‘packaged’ to look like it was from the poor and struggling. Of course, this was nonsense then just as it is now. Implicit in this attitude is the problem of style over substance, the reversal of the priorities of the graphic designer. The idea that ‘left-wing’ or ‘anti-establishment’ publications should look cheap or even hand-made today only exposes this further.Alex Cameron Anti Design Festival 22 September 2010, accessed 10 November 2011
==Employment history==
*April 2007 – present: Senior Designer & Art Director, Wexas (inc. Traveller magazine)
*October 2004 – March 2007: Art Director, de-sign (creative co-operative)
*June 2003 – October 2004: Art Director / Studio Manager, YMCA
*May 2000 – May 2003: Director / Studio Manager, cScape
*1996 – 2000: Freelance Art Director, Living Marxism magazine, Community Practitioner
*1993 – 1996: Designer / Studio Manager, Junius PublicationsAlex Cameron Personal Details, Sunday 1 March 2009, accessed 10 November 2011
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Alex Carey

==Publications==
*"The Ideological Management Industry", Left History, 1987.
*"Conspiracy Or Groundswell?", In: Ken Coghill, McPhee Gribble (eds.), The New Right's Australian Fantasy, Penguin Books, 1987, pp.3-19. 
*"The Orwell Diversion", Book Sellers Union, Undated.
*Alex Carey, Taking the Risk Out of Democracy: Corporate Propaganda versus Freedom and Liberty, Univ. of Illinois Press 1997.
*"Taking the risk out of democracy: Corporate propaganda in the US and Australia", NSW Press/ Illinois Press, 1995.
==Resources==
*Project Australia
Carey, Alex
Alex Chalk

Alex Chalk has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Cheltenham since 2015. Alex Chalk MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 22 May 2015 
In the May 2015 general election Chalk defeated the Liberal Democrats candidate Martin Horwood, who had held the seat since 2005, with a majority of 6,516. Cheltenham parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 22 May 2015 
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Alex Chisholm

Alex Chisholm became permanent secretary for the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) in September 2016. Alex Chisholm, GOV.uk, accessed 9 January 2017. He previously served as the permanent secretary for the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) from May 2016, before the department merged with the Department for Business Innovation & Skills (BIS) to form BEIS in July 2016. New permanent secretary for the department of energy and climate change, GOV.uk, accessed 9 January 2017. 
==Career==
Prior to his appointment, Chisholm was chief executive of the UK's Competition & Markets Authority from 2013-2016, and commissioner at Ireland’s Commission for Communications Regulation from 2007-2013. He has served as a trustee and deputy chair of Breadline Africa, a charity dealing with extreme poverty. 
He also has 12 years experience working in business, beginning at Pearson plc, and then Financial Times Group, eCountries Inc, Ecceleration Ltd, Heritage Gardening Ltd, SkupeNet Ltd, Enterprise Ireland and Binary Ventures.
His early career was spent in the Civil Service which he joined as a fast-streamer and then worked in the Department of Trade & Industry and the Office of Fair Trading. Alex Chisholm, LinkedIn, accessed 9 January 2017. 
==Notes==
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Alex Dawson

Alex Dawson is a special adviser to British prime minister Theresa May, who was first appointed while she was secretary of state at the Home Office in May 2015. Paul Goodman Game of SpAds latest. Home Office – Nick Timothy leaves, Alex Dawson arrives Conservative Home, 24 May 2015, accessed 8 June 2015.
Dawson also previously advised David Cameron on preparations for Prime Minister's Questions, and has been head the party's research department. James Forsyth How does Dave know he's in trouble? Boris wants to help him Daily Mail, 32 March 2013, accessed 8 June 2015. MWW Spads in the UK Government May 2014, accessed 8 June 2015.
==Notes==
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Alex Deane

Alex Deane is a Conservative lobbyist and Brexit supporter. He is head lobbyist at FTI Consulting in London. Rod Muir Lib Dem lobbyist steps up at WS Public Affairs News, 22 September 2014, accessed 8 October 2014 
==Brexit==
Deane is a vocal supporter of Brexit. He was part of Brexit Express, the campaign group funded by Brexit mega donor Jeremy Hosking.
==Career==
Often referred to as David Cameron's former chief of staff, Deane briefly worked for Cameron in 2005 when he was shadow education secretary. 
He founded and ran Big Brother Watch from 2009 a campaign from the founders of the TaxPayers' Alliance 'fighting intrusions on privacy and protecting liberties'. 
Deane moved into commercial lobbying in 2011, first at Bell Pottinger and then Weber Shandwick. Alex Deane, Alex Deane, Bell Pottinger : A Golden Age For Think-Tanks, 08 June 2011, accessed 15 June 2011 
===Right-wing campaigner===
In a piece written for PR Week in June 2011 Deane declared his love for think-tanks and campaigning organisations, although recognising that "the line between the two was becoming increasingly blurred":
:"But I still think that my perceptions are accurate when I say that the importance of these groups has never been higher. They exert influence upon, and provide room to debate for, the leading lights within the coalition Government. And their importance should not be overlooked by those working in public relations.
:Think-tanks are changing minds at the heart of our national debate." 
He highlighted the influence of several right-wing and free-market think tanks such as the Taxpayers' Alliance, The Freedom Association, Adam Smith Institute, Institute of Economic Affairs and Policy Exchange and Politeia.
==Associations==
*Freedom Association
*Taxpayers' Alliance
*Brexit Express
==Contacts==
*Twitter: @ajcdeane 
==Notes==
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Alex Dziedzan

Alex Dziedzan was special adviser to the former UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg until April 2015, working in both the Home Office and the Ministry of Justice. Alex Dziedzan LinkedIn profile, accessed 18 September 2014. 
He is now senior manager, media relations at Lloyd's of London.
==Background==
Dziedzan was media manager at Nacro from 2011 until June 2013. Before this he was senior account executive for Politics Direct. In 2010 he was leader of the press for the General Elections Leader's Tour for the Liberal Democrats. 
In 2007 Dziedzan was press and communications officer for Baroness Ludford MEP. His first role in parliament was as a research assistant to Nick Clegg for six months in 2007. 
==Notes==
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Alex Farrell

Alex Farrell was a pseudonym used by Xander Fraser the old-Etonian who was active in the RCP and Irish Freedom Movement in the 1980s and 90s.Comment by James Williams a former member of the RCP: podwilliams (Stoke-on-Trent) Lefties (TV Series 2006) Internet Movie Database, 28 December 2009, accessed 7 November 2010 He stood under the IFM banner in the 1992 General Election against Peter Brooke.Alex Farrell Standing for Irish freedom against Peter Brooke [election communication from the Irish Freedom Movement candidate forthe City of London and Westminster South constituency], Open Library, accessed 7 November 2010 He received 107 votes.Summary Results: GENERAL ELECTION, 9th APRIL 1992, accessed 7 November 2010
==Notes==
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Alex Finnegan

Alex Finnegan is a director at PR and lobbying firm Brunswick Group.
==Career==
Whilst at university Finnegan worked as a parliamentary researcher for Anne Snelgrove MP between January 2005 and May 2005 and then November 2005 and October 2006.
He then did a months work experience as a public affairs and corporate communications consultant at The Economist in August 2007.
He was a consultant at MHP Communications between September 2008 and July 2010.
He is currently a director and chief of staff to Sir Alan Parker at Brunswick, a role he has held since July 2010. Alex Finnegan Linkedin, accessed 21 October 2014 He has worked for clients such as AT&T, Rolls-Royce, EDF Energy, Logica and RSA. Alex Finnegan Brunswick, accessed 21 October 2014 
==Education==
*BSc, Government and History, The London School of Economics and Political Science 2004-2007
*M.St, Modern History, University of Oxford 2007 – 2008 
==Notes==
*Alex Finnegan Twitter
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Alex Gekker

Alex Gekker is a student in new media diplomacy at the IDC Herzliya and a volunteer at the headquarters of HelpUsWin.org.Jessica Freiman, IDC students work to win media war, Jerusalem Post, 4 January 2009.
The Jerusalem Post interviewed Gekker about HelpUsWin's activities during the Israeli offensive in Gaza in January 2009.
::"There is a misconception that the Internet is democratic, but that's far from the truth," said Alex Gekker, 24, a student in new media diplomacy at IDC and a volunteer at HelpUsWin headquarters.
::"You can voice your opinion, but it doesn't mean anyone will listen. So we created HelpUsWin.org to give people a simple toolset to make a lot of noise," he said.
::Gekker said that Jews and supporters of Israel want to fight the anti-Israel sentiment on Web sites worldwide, and the effort will be much more effective if it is organized and amalgamated.Jessica Freiman, IDC students work to win media war, Jerusalem Post, 4 January 2009.
==Notes==
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Alex Goldfarb

::Alexander Goldfarb was born in Moscow in 1947. After graduating from the Moscow State University, where he specialized in biochemistry, he worked in Kurchatov Research Institute of Nuclear Energy.
::He was an active participant of the dissident movement in the USSR collaborating with Nobel Laureate Andrey Sakharov.
::He left the USSR in 1975 and settled in Israel, where he defended his PhD dissertation. In 1982 he moved to the United States where he continued his research work at Columbia University`s Microbiology Department. Litvinenko Justice Foundation - Founders - Alex Goldfarb, accessed 13 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*George Soros Foundation
*International Foundation for Civil Liberties
*Litvinenko Justice Foundation
==Connections==
*Boris Berezovsky
*Alexander Litvinenko
*Marina Litvinenko
==References==
Goldfarb, Alex
Alex Gourevitch

Alex Gourevitch is a researcher in political science at Columbia University and is associated with the LM Network, having written for Spiked, 'Alex Gourevitch' Spiked website, accessed 6 October 2013 Culture Wars 'Alex Gourevitch' Culture Wars website, accessed 6 October 2013 and Novo, spoken at the Battle of Ideas 'Alex Gourevitch' Battle of Ideas website, accessed 6 October 2013 and the New York Salon and having co-edited a book with Chris Bickerton and Philip Cunliffe.
He co-authors The Current Moment with Chris Bickerton.
==Resources==
:Blog: 'The Current Moment'
==Notes==
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Alex Hickman

Alex Hickman is co-director of Change Britain, which was set up by members of Vote Leave to make sure that Brexit happens. 
He is also director of Prosperity UK, which hosts conferences and which says it was created 'to encourage leaders from business, universities and policy-making to look constructively at Britain's future outside the European Union.'
==Eurosceptic causes==
Hickman has a long history of working for eurosceptic causes. 
He describes himself as CEO of a 'sequence' of political campaigns opposing UK adoption of the euro and then championing reform of the EU. These included: Business for Sterling; The No Campaign; and Vote 2004.Alex Hickman, Linkedin profile, accessed Nov 2017
In autumn 2004 Hickman co-founded and was CEO of Open Europe. 
He became outreach director at Vote Leave in the lead up to the 2016 referendum on Britain's membership of the EU.
==Political career==
Hickman was an advisor to David Cameron c2006-2007.
==Notes==
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Alex Hochuli

Alex Hochuli is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network, working for the Institute of Ideas and writing for Spiked, the Manifesto Club, Debating Matters and Culture Wars.
From the Battle of Ideas 2007 biography:Battle of Ideas 2007 festival biography (Accessed: 3 September 2007)
:Alex Hochuli is a masters student in European studies at King’s College London and editor of the Battle of Ideas and Institute of Ideas websites. He assists in the development of the IoI’s communications and new media, and with the Debating Matters Competition. Alex is a Battle of Ideas committee member and is on the editorial team of the 2007 Battles in Print. He occasionally writes articles for spiked and reviews for Culture Wars. Alex co-edits the Manifesto Club freedom blog, Speaking Our Mind, and is a regular guest on news discussion programme Up Front on internet talk TV channel 18 Doughty Street.Alex is a recent graduate in International Relations and History from the London School of Economics (LSE) with a special interest in religion and secularism, co-producing the IoI and Bishopsgate Institute series of debates on secularism in early 2008. He also has a keen interest in issues relating to the media and the internet, particularly with regard to censorship and free speech.
He has also studied at the University of Kent. 
==Affiliations==
*Manifesto Club
*Institute of Ideas
*18 Doughty Street
*Bishopsgate Institute
==Resources==
:LinkedIn: Alex Hochuli
:Profile: Alex Hochuli, Institute of Ideas website, accessed 29 Dec 2010
:Twitter: Alex_one789
==Notes==
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Alex Holroyd

Alex Holroyd is a director at lobbying firm FTI Consulting.
==Career==
Holroyd joined FTI Consulting as a consultant in November 2011, became a senior consultant in March 2013 and a director in March 2014. Linkedin, Alex Holroyd, accessed 11 February 2015 
Holroyd has spent three years in FTI's Brussels office, and currently connects the UK operation with the practices in Brussels and Washington DC. Consultancy.uk, FTI Consulting bolsters UK team with six new recruits, 11 December 2014, accessed 11 February 2015 
==Education==
*BA European studies, Kings College London 2005 – 2009
*London School of Economics
==Notes==
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Alex Karp

Dr. Alex Karp is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Palantir Technologies.Alex Karp, The Wall Street Journal CEO Council, accessed 7 June 2013.
Karp earned his law degree from Stanford University and his Ph.D. from the University of Frankfurt, Germany. Prior to Palantir, Karp founded the Caedmon Group.Alex Karp, The Wall Street Journal CEO Council, accessed 7 June 2013.
==Conferences==
*Bilderberg 2012 Chantilly
*Bilderberg 2013 Watford
==Notes==
Karp, Alex
Alex Marunchak

Alex Marunchak is a former senior executive editor of the News of the World.Nick Davies, Phone hacking: Panorama to name sixth journalist in News of the World scandal, guardian.co.uk, 13 March 2011.
==Police interpreter==
Marunchak worked as a freelance Ukrainian interpreter for the Metropolitan Police between 1980 and 2000.Mark Hughes, Phone Hacking: News of the World executive 'worked as police translator', telegraph.co.uk, 19 July 2011.
==News of the World==
In 1985, actress Susan Silvey accused Marunchak and another News of the World reporter, Annette Witheridge, of fabricating an interview with her, leading to the loss of an exclusive deal with the Sunday Mirror. The complaint was rejected by the Press Council.Newspaper report 'not fabricated' / Press Council reflects Susie Silvey complaint against News of the World,The Times, 19 August 1985.
In 1987, Marunchak, Nicholas Lloyd, the then editor of the News of the World and News Group Newspapers lost a libel case to a barrister who had been detained by police at a 'blue film club' which he had visited while no films were being shown to assess evidence in an upcoming court case.Frances Gibb, Recorder wins libel damages, The Times, 28 July 1987.
In November 1995, Sue Harris, the newsdesk secretary of The People was "caught red handed by private detectives, meeting Alex Marunchak, associate editor of the Murdoch-owned News of the World. The detectives estimated that she had made pounds 25,000 out of her dealings" with News of the World. The incident was exposed shortly after Piers Morgan left the News of the World to edit the Daily Mirror.Richard Brooks, TABLOID EXCESS REVEALED, The Observer, 26 November 1995.
From 1996 to 2006, Marunchack worked in Ireland.News of the World man worked for Met while editor of Irish paper, Belfast Telegraph, 19 July 2011.
==Hurst email interception==
According to the BBC's Panorama, Marunchak, received emails obtained via a trojan virus from the computer of Ian Hurst, a former soldier who had served in army intelligence in Northern Ireland. Hurst's computer was reportedly hacked by a former military intelligence colleague who passed the emails to Marunchak.News of the World executive obtained hacked e-mails, BBC News, 14 March 2011. 
The hacker was reportedly hired by two former police officers hired in turn as private detectives by Marunchak.Mark Hennessy, Irish editor accused of spying on ex-agent, 15 March 2011.
The Daily Telegraph has claimed that Kevin Fulton was also hacked in the episode.Police investigate new computer hacking claims linked to News International, The Telegraph, 16 July 2011.
==External Resources==
*Graeme McLagan, Journalists caught on tape in police bugging, The Guardian, 21 September 2002.
*Bill Rogers, Alex Marunchak, 14 July 2011.
*Dominic Ponsford, Marunchak: Tom Watson allegations 'absolutely untrue', Press Gazette, 1 March 2012.
*Alex Marunchak - Presumed Innocent, Brown Moses Blog, 3 September 2012.
*Martin Hickman, Exclusive: News of the World 'ordered burglary', Independent, 18 September 2012.
==Notes==
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Alex Mintz

Alex Mintz is Senior Fellow at UN Studies at Yale University and Distinguished Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Mintz was the director of the Texas A&M University department’s Program in Foreign Policy Decision Making until 2007. In 2003-2004 he was Visiting Professor of Political Science at Yale University. His areas of interest are foreign policy analysis, terrorism, and IR (International Relations) methodologyAlex Mintz, Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University, Accessed 24-August-2009. 
==Affiliations==
Texas A&M University | Yale University | Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya
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Alex Morton

Alex Morton is special adviser on housing and planning policy to David Cameron. He was appointed this role in 2013, following a few years at Policy Exchange as a senior research fellow in the Economics unit, with a particular focus on housing and planning issues. Alex Morton Policy Exchange, accessed 30 April 2015 
Prior to joining Policy Exchange Morton was secretary to the Conservative Party’s globalisation and global poverty group under the MP Peter Lilley. 
==Notes==
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Alex Oakes

Alexander Waddington Oakes (Date of Birth: 09/11/1968) is a director of Strategic Communication LaboratoriesCurrent Appointments Report for: STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION LABORATORIES LIMITED 05514098, Created: 11/01/2008 and brother of Nigel Oakes. According to a biographical note to the website of the Strategic Communication Laboratories:
:Alex Oakes was educated at Eton College, Brookes University, Oxford and the Chartered Institute of Marketing before moving to Hong Kong to work with Cazenove & Co in 1992. In 1994 he was offered the opportunity to join Drax (Myanmar) Ltd, an enterprising new venture in Burma, as Operations Director.
:In 1998, he joined Nigel, his brother, in Strategic Communication Laboratories, where he was responsible for coordinating many of the longer-term projects. In 2003 Oakes established The Diagnostic Clinic with ex-[Orange] Founder Hans Snook to introduce a one-stop diagnostic facility to London.Ref needed
	
==Affiliations==
According to documents at Companies House, Oakes is a director of the following companies:
ALEXANDER WADDINGTON OAKES Nationality: BRITISH Date of Birth: 	09/11/1968
*Company Appointments: Current: 5 / Resigned: 2 / Dissolved : 2
 	 
*DIRECTOR Appointed: 27/10/2004 Occupation: COMPANY DIRECTOR Company Number: 05270852 Company Name: 	BOLDNOTE LIMITED Active
*DIRECTOR 	Appointed: 07/08/2001 Resigned: 30/06/2005 Occupation: 	MARKETING CONSULTANT Company Number: 	04266211 Company Name: 	THE DIAGNOSTIC CLINIC LTD. Active 
*DIRECTOR Appointed: 15/06/2003 Occupation: 	MARKETING CONSULTANTCompany Number: 	04585121 Company Name: 	THE DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY LTD Active
*DIRECTOR/SECRETARY 	Appointed: 24/10/2007 Occupation: 	CONSULTANT Company Number: 	06407783 Company Name: 	HEALTH FOUNTAIN LIMITED Active
*DIRECTOR 	Appointed: 22/06/2001 Resigned: 30/06/2005 Occupation: 	MARKETING CONSULTANT Company Number: 	04239498 Company Name: 	THE INTEGRATED HEALTH CONSULTANCY LIMITED Active
*DIRECTOR 	Appointed: 31/12/1997 Dissolved: 22/08/2000 Occupation: 	INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONSULT Company Number: 	03489510 Company Name: 	M N X LIMITED Dissolved 
*DIRECTOR 	Appointed: 21/03/2000 Dissolved: 03/04/2001 Occupation: 	MARKETING & ADMIN CONSULTANT Company Number: 	03955532 Company Name: 	PRODUCTION LOGISTICS LTD. Dissolved
*DIRECTOR 	Appointed: 20/07/2005 Occupation: 	COMPANY DIRECTOR Company Number: 	05514098 Company Name: 	STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION LABORATORIES LIMITED ActiveCompanies House PERSONAL APPOINTMENTS WITH LIMITED COMPANIES, Name:ALEXANDER WADDINGTON OAKES, accessed 11 January 2008
==Notes==
Alex Passa

Alex Passa is a member of the The Horizon Scanning and Response Team which is part of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat in the Cabinet Office.Cabinet Office Civil Protection News, Issue 2, Spring 2007, p. 1
Passa attended the Nuclear Emergency Planning Liaison Group meeting at the
Scottish Executive, St Andrews House, Edinburgh on 12 July 2007. According to the minutes of the meeting he spoke on Agenda Item 5. New developments and issues, about the back ground to STAC (Science and Technical Advice Cell). STAC was 'announced following the Buncefield and Litvinenko incidents. This replaces the previous HAT/HAG.'(Health Advice Team) Passa went on to note:
:A weakness has been identified in providing Gold command with appropriate science and technical advice. The guidance currently applies to England only but has been offered to DA’s as good practice. Local responders have responsibility to implement the guidance in their own area.Minutes of the Nuclear Emergency Planning Liaison Group Meeting at the Scottish Executive, St Andrews House, Edinburgh 12 July 2007, accessed 7 March 2010
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