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Nationalist propaganda and support for war in an authoritarian context: Evidence from China
Journal of Peace Research, 2023How can autocrats boost public support for wars? Previous studies have suggested that in democracies, the public changes its war attitude either through rational cost–benefit calculations or simply by following cues from political elites.
Dong-Shu Liu, L. Shao
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‘Telling China’s Story Well’ as propaganda campaign slogan: International, domestic and the pandemic
Media, Culture and SocietyThe article critically examines ‘Telling China’s Story Well’ (TCSW), a popular propaganda campaign slogan proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2013.
Qian Gong
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Atlantic Journal of Communications, 2023
The article discusses the coverage of the two first months of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by mass media in four countries, Russia, Ukraine, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
A. Oleinik
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The article discusses the coverage of the two first months of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by mass media in four countries, Russia, Ukraine, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
A. Oleinik
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Asian Survey, 2023
While China has been experiencing rapid economic growth, its conflicts with the United States have become more public. In particular, the argument that the Chinese government can easily gain public support in establishing and promoting national policies ...
Long Piao, Hsin-Che Wu
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While China has been experiencing rapid economic growth, its conflicts with the United States have become more public. In particular, the argument that the Chinese government can easily gain public support in establishing and promoting national policies ...
Long Piao, Hsin-Che Wu
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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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Digital Propaganda: The Power of Influencers
Journal of Democracy, 2022:Attempts to manipulate public opinion using social media and emerging information communication technologies (ICTs) continue to proliferate internationally.
S. Woolley
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Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2006
This Viewpoint describes and analyses the history and current features of the strategy of the Government of Japan, and the associated Institute for Cetacean Research in Tokyo, to regain control of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), to legitimise renewed unsustainable commercial whaling and to dismantle conservation measures taken by the IWC ...
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This Viewpoint describes and analyses the history and current features of the strategy of the Government of Japan, and the associated Institute for Cetacean Research in Tokyo, to regain control of the International Whaling Commission (IWC), to legitimise renewed unsustainable commercial whaling and to dismantle conservation measures taken by the IWC ...
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ProST: spotting propaganda span and technique classification in news articles
Aslib Journal of Information ManagementPurposeA large part of the misinformation, fake news, and propaganda spread on social media originates from content disseminated via online social network platforms, such as X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook.
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2021
Dorothy Macardle (1889–1958) is best known for writing the first full-scale account of the Irish revolutionary period from an anti-Treaty viewpoint, The Irish Republic (1937). She was a key Sinn Féin and, after 1926, Fianna Fáil, propagandist centrally immersed in the changing discourse and debate as to what constituted an authentic republican nation ...
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Dorothy Macardle (1889–1958) is best known for writing the first full-scale account of the Irish revolutionary period from an anti-Treaty viewpoint, The Irish Republic (1937). She was a key Sinn Féin and, after 1926, Fianna Fáil, propagandist centrally immersed in the changing discourse and debate as to what constituted an authentic republican nation ...
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Identity propaganda: Racial narratives and disinformation
New Media & Society, 2021This article develops the concept of “identity propaganda,” or narratives that strategically target and exploit identity-based differences in accord with pre-existing power structures to maintain hegemonic social orders.
M. Reddi, Rachel Kuo, Daniel Kreiss
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