Social media and democracy

Emma Price

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Social Media and Politics Political Theory and Democracy Misinformation and Its Impacts

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The impact of social and digital media in political discussions and activities is often assessed in terms of either its utopian or dystopian potential. As Farrell notes, analysis between the two po...

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