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Published on 30 Sep 2024
Editorial: Democracy under siege: how actors, communication strategies, and emerging phenomena are changing the rules in the public sphere
doi 10.3389/fcomm.2024.1497692
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- Frontiers in Communication
- Media Governance and the Public Sphere
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Democracy under Siege: How Actors, Communication Strategies, and Emerging Phenomena Are Changing the Rules in the Public Sphere
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