This book explores the phenomenon of adaptation of narratives, image-building, and identities by political actors who use dual rhetoric and ambiguity to manage public perceptions in order to maintain the legitimacy of their power[cite: 2]. Combining approaches from communication theory, social psychology, and political studies, this book highlights how inconsistencies between words and actions can develop into structured practices within systems of power, making it an important reference for the public to more critically understand political realities.
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