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Debunking Myths about the American Presidential Elections of 2016 and Failures in the Social Sciences

Metszetek (Debrecen), 2017-01, Vol.6 (1), p.51-61 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

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Title:
Debunking Myths about the American Presidential Elections of 2016 and Failures in the Social Sciences
Author: Weaver, Eric Beckett
Subjects: American Presidential Elections ; Belief systems ; Campaigns ; conspiracy theories ; media bias ; Mythology ; myths ; Political parties ; Politics / Political Sciences ; Presidential elections ; Russian interference ; silent majority ; Social sciences
Is Part Of: Metszetek (Debrecen), 2017-01, Vol.6 (1), p.51-61
Description: Throughout the campaign and following the elections of 2016, the two major political partiescherished stories about what happened, and why it happened. Some of these stories have somebasis in fact, while others are completely mythical, and nevertheless believed. These stories, ormyths, arise from the political desires and belief systems of those who tell them. In what followswe will examine these stories in the lights of the facts.
Publisher: Debrecen: Institute of Political Science and Sociology, University of Debrecen
Language: English;Hungarian
Identifier: ISSN: 2063-6415
EISSN: 2063-6415
DOI: 10.18392/metsz/2017/1/3
Source: Directory of Open Access Journals
CEEOL: Open Access
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