The History of Terrorism
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Leonard W. Doob
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1769-Today Dartmouth College
1940-1945 Committee for National Morale
1942-1945 United States Office of War Information (OWI) (9/15/1945)
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1935 Propaganda: Its Psychology and Techniques (book)
1999 Pursuing Perfection: People, Groups and Society (book)
Ultimately, Leonard W. Doob was no advocate for propaganda, like his contemporary, Edward Bernays was. Instead, he viewed propaganda, like others such as Robert K. Merton and Jacques Ellul, through a critical lens, as a form of social control.
Yale's Council on African Studies