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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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Armed with Ethics: Communicating in an Information Age

This piece draws from a talk delivered at the Canadian Public Relations Society’s annual conference…

Diplomacy in a Digital Age

On 15 February 2019, the Young Transatlantic Initiative and the General Delegation of the Government…

We have a problem, but it isn’t technology.

There is an elephant in the room – and it is persuasion. Until we come to grips with its role in Western society, we cannot tackle issues associated with the shaping of the information environment.

How can we be at war?

“How can we be at war, if we don’t even know what we are talking…

Disinformation, Persuasion, and the Information Environment

At the 2018 RightsCon conference in Toronto, we had the opportunity to test an experimental…

Participatory Propaganda and the 2018 Ontario Election

Two “grassroots” political Facebook pages outstripped official party pages in follower engagement during the 2018…

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