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As the CDC rolls out confusing new guidance on mask-wearing and vaccination, Zeynep Tufekci writes about the need to explain the reasoning behind exper…
Kathryn Peters
May 3Share
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Kathryn Peters
Apr 23Share
Listicles for scientific consensus
Kathryn Peters
Apr 16Share
📚📚📚 This week, we’re celebrating a new book launch! Power in Ideas, by Kirsten Adams and Daniel Kreiss, offers three case studies on how ideas emerg…
Kathryn Peters
Apr 9Share
Digital foreign agents Shannon McGregor, Bridget Barrett, and Daniel Kreiss released a new publication today: “Questionably legal: Digital politics and…
Kathryn Peters
Apr 2Share
Why should scholars be concerned with mitigating polarization over and above valuing social justice and political equality?
Kathryn Peters
Mar 26Share
Remembering Soon Chung Park, Hyun Jung Grant, Suncha Kim, Yong Ae Yue, Xiaojie Tan, Daoyou Feng, Delaina Ashley Yaun, Paul Andre Michaels.
Kathryn Peters
Mar 19Share
In conversation imagining how we might shape tech platforms to better uphold democratic values, Tressie McMillan Cottom noted the importance of regulat…
Kathryn Peters
Mar 12Share
Threats to democracies across the world are growing, and rejecting anti-democratic behavior will require strong institutions.
Kathryn Peters
Mar 5Share
This week, CITAP folks appeared on podcasts and launched Substacks, published articles and gave interviews. It’s a lot! In lieu of a regular newsletter…
Kathryn Peters
Feb 26Share
Not that one, the other one. No, the OTHER other one. Oversight, Australia, and ad reach, oh my!
Kathryn Peters
Feb 19Share
Speaking truth to the Rotary
Kathryn Peters
Feb 12Share
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