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2 A Political Economy of the Origins of Asymmetric Propaganda in American Media Yochai Benkler epistemic crisis: did technology do it? The election of Donald Trump and success of the Brexit campaign created a widespread sense among liberal and conservative elites that something had gone profoundly wrong. Both results were a resounding rejection of the combination of cosmopolitanism and…
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