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Censorship, Propaganda, and Information Control Under Authoritarian Rule
Thu, April 7, 6:30 to 8:00pm CDT (6:30 to 8:00pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Complete Panel
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Individual Presentations
6:35pm |
Controlling Public Dissent Through Media: State Coverage on Administrative Lawsuits in China - Jongyoon Baik, University of Chicago
6:43pm |
How Censoring Pro-Government Content Affects Public Support for Authoritarian Regimes - Tony Zirui Yang, Washington University in St Louis
6:51pm |
How Propaganda Leverages Patriotism to Evoke Political Compliance during Economic Shocks: Evidence from China - Xiangqian (Sophie) Yi, New York University
6:59pm |
Outward Censorship in an Era of Globalization: Evidence from Government Websites in China - Hui Zhou, University of Houston
7:07pm |
Self-Censorship in Communist China: Text Analysis of Sermons from State-Registered Churches - Sarah Lee, University of California-Berkeley
7:15pm |
The Evolution of Propaganda in the Digital Age - Yingdan Lu, Stanford University; Jennifer Pan, Stanford University; Xu Xu, Princeton University; Yiqing Xu, Stanford University
Discussants
Audience Participation
7:31pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.