Description
In a world where information moves faster than borders, this incisive book follows the hidden machinery of influence—showing how “foreign agents” operate, are defined, and are used to shape public life. Through a high-level look at the strategies, institutions, and legal frameworks that surround cross-border advocacy and surveillance, it traces how power is exercised in the name of security, ideology, and legitimacy. Casey Michel’s sharp, research-driven style brings clarity to a complex subject, illuminating the tensions between transparency and control, civic engagement and manipulation, and national sovereignty and global interdependence. Part investigation and part cultural analysis, it asks what we lose—and what we gain—when the politics of trust becomes a battlefield.
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St. Martin's Press
Published Jan 1, 2024
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First Published
2024
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eng
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