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Focusing on citizens’ encounters with political falsehoods, this panel explores how disinformation, fake news, and knowledge deficits affect democratic attitudes, polarization, and political judgement across national contexts.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Trust Me, I Cite Science: How Political Communication Drawing on Science Affects Message Credibility and Communicator Trustworthiness | View Paper Details |
| Disinformation, Polarization and Satisfaction with Democracy in Spain | View Paper Details |
| How Do Citizens Define and Recognize Disinformation by Politicians: an Interview Study | View Paper Details |
| Political Alignment or Information Deficit? Understanding Endorsement of Russia- And LGBTQ-Related Falsehoods in Eastern Europe | View Paper Details |