By Ricardo Pagliuso Regatieri
For the first time since the 1950s, South Korean society is socially polarized, increasing the perception that the open doors to social ascension are closing and intensifying the “class struggle”.
By Eugenio Trivinho
The social dissemination of fake news creates minimally lasting symbolic conjunctural uncertainty with the help of the mass media and the thoughtless flow in social networks.
By Ricardo Pagliuso Regatieri
For the first time since the 1950s, South Korean society is socially polarized, increasing the perception that the open doors to social ascension are closing and intensifying the “class struggle”.
By Eugenio Trivinho
The social dissemination of fake news creates minimally lasting symbolic conjunctural uncertainty with the help of the mass media and the thoughtless flow in social networks.