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      3. ‘Performing Disinformation: a Muddled History and its Consequences’

      ‘Performing Disinformation: a Muddled History and its Consequences’


      ‘Performing Disinformation: a Muddled History and its Consequences’

      This brief introduction to the history of uses of the term, disinformation, was authored by Vera Tolz and Stephen Hutchings. It appeared on the LSE Politics Blog (Media@LSE Blog) on 10 August, 2021. It is available at: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/medialse/2021/10/08/performing-disinformation-a-muddled-history-and-its-consequences/

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