Merging Conspiracy with pro-Kremlin Narratives: A Mixed Method Analysis of the Biolab Narrative Reception by European QAnon Influencers
This presentation critically examines the evolution, dissemination, and adaptation of the "biolab" conspiracy narrative within European digital spaces, with particular attention to the reception of pro-Kremlin rhetoric by QAnon conspiracy influencers
Merging Conspiracy with pro-Kremlin Narratives: A Mixed Method Analysis of the Biolab Narrative Reception by European QAnon Influencers
This presentation critically examines the evolution, dissemination, and adaptation of the "biolab" conspiracy narrative within European digital spaces, with particular attention to the reception of pro-Kremlin rhetoric by QAnon conspiracy influencers
Exploring visual and verbal figurations of the Lenin line in light of Vernadsky’s theoretical formulation of the “biosphere,” Porter shows how the ur-queue of Soviet Communism spawned surprisingly heterodox answers to the questions of how time moves and how cultures shape and are shaped by natural forces.
Defectors: How the Illicit Flight of Soviet Citizens Built the Borders of the Cold War World
This book talk focuses on a recently published by Oxford University Press, Defectors: How the Illicit Flight of Soviet Citizens Built the Borders of the Cold War World, is the first history of defection on a global scale.