Titlebook: Reality Lost; Markets of Attention Vincent F. Hendricks,Mads Vestergaard Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Fact Resistance, Populism, and Conspiracy Theories,s and not from facts and is defined as “the belief in what you feel to be true rather than what the facts will support.” The concept took hold. In 2006 it was declared word of the year by the Merriam-Webster dictionary. It was used particularly and critically in reference to the political scene of t

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The Post-factual Democracy,influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief’.. Oxford attributed the nomination to the fact that post-truth went from a peripheral concept to exploding in popularity in 2016 pace the British vote on the EU leading to Brexit and with the American presidential ele

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019onspiracy theories and make-believe. Misinformation is turning into a challenge for all of us, whether politicians, journalists, or citizens. In the age of information, attention is a prime asset and may be converted into money, power, and influence – sometimes at the cost of facts. The point is to

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ge to combat misinformation.This open access book looks at how a democracy can devolve into a post-factual state..The media is being flooded by populist narratives, fake news, conspiracy theories and make-believe. Misinformation is turning into a challenge for all of us, whether politicians, journal

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ned attributes of different school systems (McGaw 2008). The traditional approach to the design of school systems in developed countries tends to be based on a principle of educational effectiveness, seeking to improve standards of education as assessed by public test results, so leading to higher r

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