Digital Public Spheres, Disinformation, and Influence

Abstract

This panel explores how digital public spheres shape political communication, influence, and trust in contemporary democracies. Contributions examine disinformation, platform dynamics, strategic communication, and the normative boundaries between persuasion and manipulation in an increasingly mediated political environment.

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