 How can we explain the popularity of conspiracy theories? Cécile Rousseau, Full Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University and associate member of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, will give a lecture on the social tensions generated by conspiracy theories and will propose an in-depth reflection on the phenomenon as part of the “Le monde d’aujourd’hui” conferences.
How can we explain the popularity of conspiracy theories? Cécile Rousseau, Full Professor in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill University and associate member of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, will give a lecture on the social tensions generated by conspiracy theories and will propose an in-depth reflection on the phenomenon as part of the “Le monde d’aujourd’hui” conferences. 
Professor David Morin, co-holder of the Chair, will lead and comment the lecture. Please note that the lecture will be given in French.
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