Lee Huebner, Trustee and former President of AUP, will speak about his upcoming book (Cognella Academic Publishing) that examines how social turbulence and new media technologies have created post-truth environments not only now but also in the past. One such moment came exactly 100 years ago, when the First World War helped to produce a "Cult of Propaganda" similar to the current obsession with "Fake News." Please join us for this talk and Q&A, followed by a cocktail.
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Now the Airlie Professor of Media and Public Affairs at George Washington University, Lee Huebner served for fourteen years as Publisher and CEO of the Paris-based International Herald Tribune (now known as the International New York Times). Mr. Huebner also worked as a Special Assistant to the President of the United States and Deputy Director of the White House Writing and Research Staff during the Nixon administration. He is a founder of the Ripon Society, a political research organization, and The Center for the Study of International Communications in Paris (CECI). He has chaired the American Chamber of Commerce in France and the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce.