Contexts - Why Believe Conspiracy Theories?

Sage Sociology
15/05/2024 15 min
Contexts - Why Believe Conspiracy Theories?

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Authors Meggan M. Jordan and Jennifer M. Whitmer discuss the article, "Why Believe Conspiracy Theories?" published in the Winter 2024 issue of Contexts.

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