Better Conflict Bulletin
Jonathan Stray, Nabeel Khan, Nina Joss, Eve Sneider, Sarah HabershonNews and analysis for a better culture war, ways to collaborate with the other side. Evidence and data-driven. Some people fight harder, we fight smarter.
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Does Partisan Media Actually Persuade Anyone? – BCB #128
Obviously, some media outlets exist to serve only Red or only Blue. Does this matter for polarization? Two recent papers concerning partisan TV make a pretty clear case: some people watch an awful lot of it, and it does persuade them! As Da...
We Rate Thanksgiving Advice — BCB #127
Last year we said some things about gratitude. This year, many of us are going to need help. Should you have a full-on debate with your great aunt about immigration policy as your scoop stuffing and mashed potatoes onto your plate, or sides...
Technology is Part of the Problem, but also Part of the Solution — BCB #126
There is a growing consensus that technology is exacerbating polarization, bolstering noxious people and views, and generally making our conversations worse. But in fact, there are numerous efforts underway to leverage new technologies to i...
Which Way Forward for Red and Blue? — BCB #125
Americans of all persuasions now face a choice: in both celebration and despair there are different possible paths. It’s too early to say how Red will govern or to guess the form that Blue opposition will take, so for now we just wanted to ...
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