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Informational Interventions: State-Sponsored Influence Strategies and Impacts on Public Opinion
comparative-politicsinternational-relationsmedia-studiespolitical-communicationpolitical-sciencepublic-opinion
Governments around the world regularly target information toward publics in other countries with the aim of influencing public opinion toward their own foreign policy goals. Despite almost a century of research in political science on propaganda, surprisingly little of this work draws the line betwe
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