[Air-L] Conspiracy Groups

[Erika S. Poole]

You might be interested in the book "The Age of Anxiety: Conspiracy 
Theory and the Human Sciences"
edited by J. Parish and M. Parker.

Best of luck!

Erika Shehan Poole
PhD student, Human-Centered Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~erika


CJ Pascoe wrote:
> I'm hoping that the combined wisdom of this list can point me in the 
> correct direction.  One of my undergraduate students is writing her 
> senior thesis on American 9/11 conspiracy theory groups.  I can help 
> her with a general sociological framing of these groups, but I'm not 
> sure where to direct her in terms of literature on new media and 
> conspiracy groups (apart from a good This American Life episode from 
> National Public Radio).  Do any of you have suggestions for specific 
> articles/books on conspiracy theory groups and their use of new media?
>
> Thanks,
> CJ
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