📺The incentive to spread fake news persists even if fake news does not directly deceive people. Media scepticism causes an epistemic crisis in media that erodes the ability to make informed decisions.
▶️ M.Kang & @gregcsheen https://t.co/WHWy95AJ6Z #FirstView#OpenAccess
📢 ICA’s #PolComm Division is thrilled to announce the first-ever Delhi School on Political Communication!
🗓 Dates: Aug 22-23, 2024
📍 Venue: Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
🔗 More info & full CfP: https://t.co/jgYIt2iDU3
EITM is a fantastic opportunity to meet great students, talk over what we are doing in research, what we are trying to do, and how to do it better. I love teaching there and meeting up with alumni over the years.
PhD students: please apply! Colleagues: Forward to your students!
@tkobyashi An interesting question would be when an information seeker would consider there is a consensus on an issue after googling; in the cases where consensus exists, whether different people would reach a similar conclusion (i.e. they cannot agree to disagree à la Aumann 1976)
Our @gregcsheen@wu_wenchin new paper on the dictator's commitment problem and media freedom under dictatorships is out in the Journal of Theoretical Politics!
👉https://t.co/7LLRZAXJ2X
Congratulations to @gregcsheen@hanshtung and @wu_wenchin on winning the Kaid-Sanders Best Article of the Year Award, given by the @poli_com division last night at the business meeting, for their publication in Political Communication!! 🥳🥳
🏆CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the 2022 Kaid-Sanders Best Political Communication Article of the Year Award:
@gregcsheen, @hanshtung, and @wu_wenchin
for their @polcommjournal article
"Power Sharing and Media Freedom in Dictatorships."
#ICA23#PolComm 👏