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Information and Misinformation in Autocracy: Evidence from China
Thu, August 29, 12:00 to 1:30pm, Hilton, CabinetSession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Information and Misinformation in Autocracy: Evidence from China
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Lies to Friends, Truths to Strangers: Preference Falsification 2.0 in China - Haohan Chen, Duke University
International (Mis)Information and Domestic Agenda Setting in Autocracy - Chengyuan Ji, Shanghai Jiao Tong University; Hanzhang Liu, University of Pennsylvania
Myths or Signaling? Effects of Soft and Hard Propaganda on Chinese Officials - Fengming Lu, Princeton University; Xiao Ma, Peking University
How Fake News Fuels Nationalism: Experimental Evidence from China and Ukraine - Chengli Wang, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics; Nataliia Kasianenko