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Internext: Revista Eletrônica de Negócios Internacionais, 2015 Felipe Mendes Borine, Ilan Avrichir
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Propaganda and Signaling [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013 Why do authoritarian governments engage in propaganda when citizens often know that their governments are propagandizing and therefore resist, ignore, or disparage the messages? While propaganda is traditionally understood as a means to indoctrinate the masses with pro-regime values and attitudes, i.e., it “brainwashes” people, I propose a theory that ...
Haifeng Huang, Zhi Li
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Critical Review, 2017
ABSTRACTJason Stanley’s How Propaganda Works intends to offer a novel account of what propaganda is, how it works, and what damage it does inside a democratic culture. The book succeeds in showing that, contrary to the stereotype, propaganda need not be false or misleading. However, Stanley offers contradictory definitions of propaganda, and his theory,
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ABSTRACTJason Stanley’s How Propaganda Works intends to offer a novel account of what propaganda is, how it works, and what damage it does inside a democratic culture. The book succeeds in showing that, contrary to the stereotype, propaganda need not be false or misleading. However, Stanley offers contradictory definitions of propaganda, and his theory,
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Good Propaganda, Bad Propaganda [PDF]
, 2003 Although in some Romance languages the word “propaganda” means “advertising” and does not necessarily have the pejorative meaning it has in English, the concept is the type of problem in international relations that encourages sarcasm. “One man’s ‘truth’ is another man’s ‘propaganda’ ”, the saying goes, and the implication is that propaganda is an ...
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