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Participatory Propaganda: A Populist Secret?

One type of political communication seems to be particularly well suited to participatory propaganda -…

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Alicia Wanless (A.K.A. La Generalista) studies influence and propaganda in a digital age, applying her research to strategic communications campaigns. Learn more about her work here or connect with Alicia via social channels linked here below:
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