Truth Decay and Civil Discourse

Events @ RAND by RAND Corporation

May 24, 201852:39Government & Organizations

In this Events @ RAND podcast, Jennifer Kavanagh addresses the connection between Truth Decay and the erosion of civil discourse, as well as Truth Decay's effects on policymaking and the future of democracy.

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