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The Propagandist’s Playbook, with Prof. Francesca Tripodi
Rhodes Conference Room (Sanford 223)Please join us for a talk with Professor Francesca Tripodi, about her new book, The Propagandist's Playbook: How Politicians and Pundits Game Information Seeking. Professor Robyn Caplan will moderate.
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West Campus Quad, near Bus Stop Duke University, Durham, NC, United StatesAGS Event: Susan Glasser, The New Yorker
Sanford 04For more information, and to register: https://ags.duke.edu/mc-events/susan-glasser-book-talk-the-divider-trump-in-the-white-house-2017-2021/?mc_id=478
Bret Stephens event: “Is American Conservatism Dead?”
Brett Stephens talks with Duke professor and Times contributor Frank Bruni about many Republican leaders’ surrender to Donald Trump, the stakes of the November midterms and what all of that bodes for conservatives and conservatism in the United States.
Joe Kahn, The New York Times
Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly RoomThis event is limited to the Duke community.
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Margaret Sullivan: How Americans Lost (and Can Regain) Trust in the Press
Holsti-Anderson Family Assembly RoomDonuts with Julian Spector: Clean Energy Storytelling at a Nonprofit News Startup
Presented by The Chronicle and the DeWitt Wallace Center for Media & Democracy. This is a free and public event at Brodhead (West Union), contact katie.rains@duke.edu. No tickets required.
Zeidman Colloquium: What Happens Next? The Midterms and the Media
Presented by the DeWitt Wallace Center for Media & Democracy. For a recording of the event, click here. This is a free and public event at Sanford Fleishman Commons, contact katie.rains@duke.edu. No tickets required. Parking will be available at the Science Drive Visitor Lot and the Bryan Center Garage.