Daily Archives: January 29, 2016

The Leadership Role in Propaganda (Part 1)

By | January 29, 2016

[January 29, 2016]  In the study of military conflicts, history teaches us about the impact of “disguised information” on the outcome.  More commonly referred to as propaganda, a number of governments and militaries have benefited from its use.  Interestingly, U.S. presidential candidates have been accused of using it in their election campaigns. This short series on propaganda is… Read More »