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Private Matters: The Effect of Data Privacy Laws on State- Sponsored Foreign Disinformation Campaigns
Do data privacy laws impede microtargeted foreign disinformation campaigns on social media? This thesis argues that data privacy laws prevent foreign actors from customizing such campaigns and limit the campaign's overall effectiveness. I test the effect of data privacy laws on disinformation campai
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