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Abstract

• Video games are not only a contested cultural space in America, but also a contested political space in which governments and corporations, journalists and activists, and players of every stripe, are competing to tell stories and shape perceptions about the world. This multi-billion dollar industry plays an increasingly important role in shaping the world-view of its participants and the politics of their societies. It is far past time that the policy community writ large treat this industry with a rigor equal to its influence.

Creator

• Foust, Joshua

Date Issued

• 2021-03-25

Academic Affiliation

• Advertising, Public Relations and Media Design

Subject

• Public Policy
• Video Games

Last Modified

• 2023-01-03

Related URL

•  https://www.brookings.edu/techstream/video-games-are-the-new-contested-space-for-public-policy/

Resource Type

• Policy Brief

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• In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted

Language

• English [eng]

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