Post-Truth-Telling in International Relations

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Castells Manuel (2009), Communication Power, Oxford: OUP.

Frost Mervyn , and Michelsen Nicholas (2017), ‘Strategic Communications in International Relations: Practical Traps and Ethical Puzzles’, Defense Strategic Communications, NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence.

Galeotti Mark (2016), Hybrid War or Gibridnaya Voina? Getting Russia's Non-Linear Military Challenge Right, Prague: Mayak Intelligence.

Manners Ian (2018), ‘Political Psychology of European Integration: The (Re)production of Identity and Difference in the Brexit Debate’, Political Psychology, 39(6): 1213–1232.

Michelsen Nicholas , and Colley Thomas (2019), ‘The Field of Strategic Communications Professionals: a New Research Agenda for International Security’, European Journal of International Security, 4(1): 61–78.

Miskimmon Alister , O'Loughlin Ben , and Roselle Laura (2014), Strategic Narratives: Communication Power and the New World Order, Abingdon: Routledge.

Tallis Benjamin (2016), ‘Living in Post-Truth: Power/Knowledge/Responsibility’, New Perspectives, 24(1): 7–18.

Tallis Benjamin , and Šimečka Michal (2016), ‘Collective Defence in the Age of Hybrid Warfare’, IIR Policy Paper, Prague: Institute of International Relations.