The Return of Propaganda (Vol. 5, 2023)

Göran Bolin
, 
Risto Kunelius
 (red.)
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The articles in the fifth issue of Nordic Journal of Media Studies takes stock of the relevance of propaganda research. It brings together a diverse group of authors to explore the possibilities of new connections and perspectives regarding the concern of propaganda.

Articles are Open Access and available to read or download free of charge and without requirement for registration on our publishing platform Sciendo.

Articles

The return of propaganda: Historical legacies and contemporary conceptualisations
Göran Bolin & Risto Kunelius
Media studies, Le Bon’s psychology of crowds, and qualitative-normative research on propaganda, 1880–2020
Tarmo Malmberg
Guarding information’s Other: Theorising beyond information and communications technologies for disinformation
Joseph M. Nicolaï
Propaganda and the Web 3.0: Truth and ideology in the digital age
Aaron Hyzen
The transformation of propaganda: The continuities and discontinuities of information operations, from Soviet to Russian active measures
Roman Horbyk, Yana Prymachenko, & Dariya Orlova
Raping turtles and kidnapping children: Fantasmatic logics of Scandinavia in Russian and German anti-gender discourse
Tina Askanius & Maria Brock
Media criticism as a propaganda strategy in political communication
Mattias Ekman & Andreas Widholm
Fact-checkers and the news media: A Nordic perspective on propaganda
John Grönvall
Persuasion through people: The rhetorical categories of documentary subjects in Michael Moore’s films
Ilari Kellokoski
The language of late fossil capital
Leif Dahlberg
What would a Swedish mine be without a party? On metals, minerals, and love during the "green" transition: Climate propaganda in The Swedish Mine advertising campaign
Isabel Löfgren
Cover NJMS vol 5 2023