2021
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3944011
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Fake News for All: Misinformation and Polarization in Authoritarian Regimes

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“…First, regime critics under authoritarian regimes develop a defense mechanism against propaganda channels and any news spread by these channels. As a result, it is harder to influence political opinions of these voters through propaganda (Shirikov 2021). Given that the NDN promotes serious economic misperceptions, such as the claim that Turkey will be one of top ten economies in the world by 2023, it is probable that opposition voters will be more cautious when engaging with these claims.…”
Section: Which Voter Group Is the National Developmentalist Narrative...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, regime critics under authoritarian regimes develop a defense mechanism against propaganda channels and any news spread by these channels. As a result, it is harder to influence political opinions of these voters through propaganda (Shirikov 2021). Given that the NDN promotes serious economic misperceptions, such as the claim that Turkey will be one of top ten economies in the world by 2023, it is probable that opposition voters will be more cautious when engaging with these claims.…”
Section: Which Voter Group Is the National Developmentalist Narrative...mentioning
confidence: 99%