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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14279/12996| Title: | Cyprus and Conspiracy Theories after the Troika Levy in 2013 | Authors: | Zantides, Evripides | Major Field of Science: | Social Sciences | Field Category: | Sociology | Keywords: | Conspiracy theories;Cyprus 2013;Financial crisis;Troika levy | Issue Date: | Jun-2016 | Source: | Lexia, 2016, vol. 23-24, pp. 245-254 | Volume: | 23-24 | Start page: | 245 | End page: | 254 | Journal: | Lexia | Abstract: | Conspiracy theories have many different forms and have been observed in a wide variety of different countries and cultures. Many significant political and social events have been shown to co-occur with conspiracy theories and various studies suggest that people are likely to endorse and define them for a number of reasons. The article aims to discuss how and why these speculations seem plausible to some people. It focuses on conspiracy theories related to the 2013 Cyprus Financial Crisis. | ISSN: | 17205298 | DOI: | 10.4399/978885489931514 | Rights: | © Universita di Torino | Type: | Article | Affiliation : | Cyprus University of Technology |
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