Conspiracy Theories and their Believers (Elements in Comparative Political Behavior)
by Stockemer
Conspiracy Theories and their Believers provides a focused examination of conspiracy theories and those who accept them. Framed within comparative political behavior, this concise academic work is suited to readers exploring the relationship between political ideas, social attitudes, and belief.
About This Book
Conspiracy Theories and their Believers examines conspiracy theories and the people who believe them.
Presented within the Elements in Comparative Political Behavior series, the book approaches its subject through a political behavior perspective.
It offers a focused resource for readers interested in how conspiracy beliefs relate to politics, society, and individual behavior.
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