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PO332 Disinformation and Propaganda
3 Credits
Examines the factors that make people vulnerable to disinformation, propaganda, and conspiracy theories. Issues such as the role of technology, social media, and political polarization, will be evaluated. Both contemporary and historic examples of the use of disinformation, propaganda, and conspiracy theories will be investigated, including the use of these tactics by governments, media, and non-state actors. Prerequisite: any PO class or Second Semester Freshman Status.
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