The SAGE Handbook of Propaganda

The SAGE Handbook of Propaganda
Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on the Editors and Contributors
Introduction
Part I: Concepts, Precepts and Techniques in Propaganda Research
	1 Propaganda of the Deed and Its Anarchist Origins
	2 Atrocity Propaganda in Australia and Great Britain During the First World War
	3 Strategic Narratives and War Propaganda
	4 From Disinformation to Fake News: Forwards into the Past
	5 Post-Truth and the Changing Information Environment
	6 The Audience is the Amplifier: Participatory Propaganda
	7 Computational Propaganda and the Rise of the Fake Audience
	8 Visual Propaganda and Social Media
	9 Public Relations and Corporate Propaganda
Part II: Methodological Approaches in Propaganda Research
	10 Rhetorical Methods and Metaphor in Viral   Propaganda
	11 Content Analysis and the Examination of Digital Propaganda on Social Media
	12 Character Assassination as Modus Operandi of Soviet Propaganda
	13 Assessing Propaganda Effectiveness in North Korea: A Limited Access Case Study
	14 Towards the Measurement of Islamist Propaganda Effectiveness: A Marketing Perspective
Part III: Tools and Techniques in Counter-Propaganda Research
	15 Propaganda and Disinformation: How a Historical Perspective Aids Critical Response Development
	16 Atrocities, Investigations and Propaganda: Lessons from World War I
	17 Countering Hamas and Hezbollah Propaganda
	18 Defending against Russian Propaganda
	19 Fighting and Framing Fake News
	20 Measuring the Unmeasurable: Evaluating the Effectiveness of US Strategic Counterterrorism Communications
	21 Countering the Fear in Propaganda
	22 Peace Marketing as Counter Propaganda? Towards a Methodology
Part IV: Propaganda in Context
	23 Propaganda and Information Operations in Southeast Asia: Constructing Colonialism and 
Its Antithesis, Statehood and Peaceful Ambiguity
	24 The Construction of the Chinese Dream
	25 Darkness and Light: Media, Propaganda, and Politics in Japan
	26 Syria: Propaganda as a Tool in the Arsenal of Information Warfare
	27 Cold War Propaganda in Civil War Greece, 1946–1949: From State of Emergency to Normalization
	28 Propaganda and Populist Communication in Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela
	29 Evaluating Putin’s Propaganda Performance 2000–2018: Stagecraft as Statecraft
	30 Trumpaganda1: The War on Facts, Press, and Democracy
	31 LeaveEU: Dark Money, Dark Ads and Data Crimes
	32 ISIS Female Recruits: The Alluring Propaganda Promises
	33 IS’s Strategic Communication Tactics
	34 The Evolution of Terrorist Propaganda in Cyberspace
Index