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Lukes Publishes Article on Manipulation of Public Opinion

in In the Media

“Taking the public into a maze of mutually exclusive conspiracy theories is a more effective tool of public opinion manipulation than the old-fashioned disinformation.”

Tagged: 2021, Igor Lukes, Vladimir Putin

Loftis in BU Today on Trump’s Russia Strategy

in In the Media

Amb. Robert Loftis discusses how relationships between members of Donald Trump’s administration and Russia are viewed by U.S. allies across the globe.

Tagged: 2017, BU Today, Donald Trump, In The Media, robert loftis, russia, Vladimir Putin

Lukes in CSM on Trump and Putin

in In the Media

Prof. Igor Lukes discusses what presidential candidate Donald Trump’s general pro-Russian attitude means for Europe.

Tagged: 2016, Christian Science Monitor, Donald Trump, Election, Europe, Igor Lukes, In The Media, Vladimir Putin

Hedrick Smith Talks Putin at Pardee/COM Event

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Journalist and public intellectual Hedrick Smith discussed the impact and legacy of Russia’s divisive President Vladimir Putin and his czar-sized effect on world politics.

Tagged: 2015, Adil Najam, COM, Crimea, najam, putin, russia, Syria, Thomas Fiedler, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin

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