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(Paper) Competing for the Feed: The Attention Logic of Authoritarian Propaganda - Junru Wu, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen; Unregistered Participant; Unregistered Participant
(Paper) Foreign Influencer Operations: How TikTok Shapes American Perceptions of China - Unregistered Participant; Jonathan Elkobi, Yale University; Daniel Mattingly, Yale University
(Paper) TikTok Diplomacy? How User-Generated Content Shapes Attitudes toward China - Chaohong Pan, National University of Singapore; Unregistered Participant; Haifeng Huang, The Ohio State University
(Paper) Tone Shapes Attitude: How Propaganda Tones Influence Favorability toward China - Duo Yi, Harvard University