Propaganda Studies in Criminology
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Propaganda Studies in Criminology
Drake, Deborah H.; Walters, Reece
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
05/2026
325
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9783032102959
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Chapter 1: Fake News is Nothing New: An Introduction to Propaganda Studies in Criminology - Deborah H. Drake and Reece Walters.- Chapter 2: How to Analyse Propaganda: A Case Study of the War on Drugs - Deborah H. Drake and Keir Irwin-Rogers.- Chapter 3: Propaganda as Incitement Towards and Justification for the Indonesian Genocide 1965-66 - Saskia E. Wieringa.- Chapter 4: Taking Conspiracy Thought Seriously: A Sociological Perspective - Luis Roniger and Leonardo Senkman.- Chapter 5: Gendered Environmental Propaganda: The Evolution of Far-Right Political Messaging in Australia and New Zealand - Imogen Richards & Callum Jones.- Chapter 6: The Emotional Dynamics of Love, Fear and Excitement: A Case Study of Jihadi Propaganda Magazines - Hans M. Sunde.- Chapter 7: Italy, Immigrants and Propaganda - Francesco Buscemi.- Chapter 8: Police Image Work on Social Media as Bureaucratic Propaganda - Christopher J. Schneider.- Chapter 9: Copaganda and Far-Right Police Influencers in Brazil: A Punitive Grammar of Corporate Practices - Felipe da Veiga Dias and Augusto Jobim do Amaral.- Chapter 10: Peddlers of Propaganda: Academic Copaganda, the Neoliberal University and the Police - Kenneth Dowler.- Chapter 11: Ethical Threats in a Post-Truth Era: Propaganda, Artificial Intelligence, and Coercive Control in the Legal Profession - Marin Dell.- Chapter 12: Fighting Fire with Facts: Detecting, Decoding, and Dismantling Online Propaganda - Ashton Kingdon.
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Fake news;AI;Algorithmic methods ;Critical criminology;Media criminology;Far-Right;Cyber-Propaganda;Researching crime
Chapter 1: Fake News is Nothing New: An Introduction to Propaganda Studies in Criminology - Deborah H. Drake and Reece Walters.- Chapter 2: How to Analyse Propaganda: A Case Study of the War on Drugs - Deborah H. Drake and Keir Irwin-Rogers.- Chapter 3: Propaganda as Incitement Towards and Justification for the Indonesian Genocide 1965-66 - Saskia E. Wieringa.- Chapter 4: Taking Conspiracy Thought Seriously: A Sociological Perspective - Luis Roniger and Leonardo Senkman.- Chapter 5: Gendered Environmental Propaganda: The Evolution of Far-Right Political Messaging in Australia and New Zealand - Imogen Richards & Callum Jones.- Chapter 6: The Emotional Dynamics of Love, Fear and Excitement: A Case Study of Jihadi Propaganda Magazines - Hans M. Sunde.- Chapter 7: Italy, Immigrants and Propaganda - Francesco Buscemi.- Chapter 8: Police Image Work on Social Media as Bureaucratic Propaganda - Christopher J. Schneider.- Chapter 9: Copaganda and Far-Right Police Influencers in Brazil: A Punitive Grammar of Corporate Practices - Felipe da Veiga Dias and Augusto Jobim do Amaral.- Chapter 10: Peddlers of Propaganda: Academic Copaganda, the Neoliberal University and the Police - Kenneth Dowler.- Chapter 11: Ethical Threats in a Post-Truth Era: Propaganda, Artificial Intelligence, and Coercive Control in the Legal Profession - Marin Dell.- Chapter 12: Fighting Fire with Facts: Detecting, Decoding, and Dismantling Online Propaganda - Ashton Kingdon.
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