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The Dark Side of Legitimation. Experimental Evidence on the Effectiveness of Discursive Strategies Used by Cyber Criminals
Online, criminal organizations regularly use discursive legitimation strategies to influence public opinion about their criminal activities to justify their acts and minimize persecution. Yet, little is known about what types of strategies are effective in the case of criminal organizations. This st
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