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Belief in Conspiracy Theories - Agenda - Maastricht University
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Belief in Conspiracy Theories - Agenda - Maastricht University
Belief in Conspiracy Theories aimee.overhof@… Tue, 07/28/2026 - 13:47 6 October 2026 19:30 Studium Generale | Venlo Lecture Conspiracy thinking plays an increasing role in processes of polarisation and radicalisation. Van Prooijen highlights how conspiracy theories can lead to a black-and-white world in which one's own group is seen as morally superior, while other groups are demonised. Conspiracy theories can therefore contribute to violation…
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