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Reporting Bias or Propaganda?

Dominique Arel
11 nov. 2016
1 min de lecture

Yuri Zhukov examines how actor-specific reporting bias affects the empirical study of armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine and shapes public opinion, particularly regarding the role of intervention.

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