This first volume in the Psychology of the New Authoritarianism broadly defines the nature of authoritarianism and its consequences, including social media proposganda and misinformation, ecological threat and corruption. It explores the role of cultural diversification in fueling nationalist tendencies, and other contributing factors. This edited book has great relevance to public policy, diplomacy, cultural research, and behavioral sciences.
This first volume in the Psychology of the New Authoritarianism broadly defines the nature of authoritarianism and its consequences, including social media proposganda and misinformation, ecological threat and corruption. It explores the role of cultural diversification in fueling nationalist tendencies, and other contributing factors. This edited book has great relevance to public policy, diplomacy, cultural research, and behavioral sciences.
Edward Dunbar
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