Network Propaganda

Network Propaganda examines how American political communication has evolved, analyzing extensive data on media coverage, social media sharing, and coverage of key issues. Challenging the common belief that foreign interference alone undermines democracy, the authors explore how long-standing institutional and cultural patterns, combined with technological changes, have created a complex propagandistic environment. The book provides insights into the distinct dynamics of the right-wing media ecosystem and its implications for democratic politics, offering perspectives applicable beyond the United States.