6. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? With Dr Tim Hill

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The Research4Good Podcast

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The Research4Good podcast is a show for anyone feeling hopeless about the major issues we face as a global society: from extremism and radicalisation, to social justice, to the dangers and uses of digital data. Each episode will explore how these problems could and are being addressed. Join Professor David Ellis as he interviews Bath School of Management academics about the positive impact of their research, and how they hope to change the world for the better. https://www.bath.ac.uk/campaigns/research4good-making-a-positive-difference-through-management-research/

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6. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? With Dr Tim Hill

The Research4Good Podcast

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6. Why do people believe in conspiracy theories? With Dr Tim Hill

Conspiracy theories often sound outlandish – so why dointelligent, sociable people get drawn in by them?

Dr Tim Hill has carried out ethnographic research that uncovers the factors that make people susceptible, as he shares with Professor David Ellis in this episode of the Research4Good podcast.