“We, the conspiracy theorists.” How people do symbolic boundary work in the “Great Reset” debates across social media platforms


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Kamile Grusauskaite, Matthias De Bondt, Lars de Wildt, Stef Aupers
new media & society, SAGE Publications Sage UK: London, England, 2026, p. 14614448261446590

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Grusauskaite, K., De Bondt, M., de Wildt, L., & Aupers, S. (2026). “We, the conspiracy theorists.” How people do symbolic boundary work in the “Great Reset” debates across social media platforms. New Media &Amp; Society, 14614448261446590.


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Grusauskaite, Kamile, Matthias De Bondt, Lars de Wildt, and Stef Aupers. “‘We, the Conspiracy Theorists.’ How People Do Symbolic Boundary Work in the ‘Great Reset’ Debates across Social Media Platforms.” new media & society (2026): 14614448261446590.


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Grusauskaite, Kamile, et al. “‘We, the Conspiracy Theorists.’ How People Do Symbolic Boundary Work in the ‘Great Reset’ Debates across Social Media Platforms.” New Media &Amp; Society, SAGE Publications Sage UK: London, England, 2026, p. 14614448261446590.


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@article{grusauskaite2026a,
  title = {“We, the conspiracy theorists.” How people do symbolic boundary work in the “Great Reset” debates across social media platforms},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {new media & society},
  pages = {14614448261446590},
  publisher = {SAGE Publications Sage UK: London, England},
  author = {Grusauskaite, Kamile and De Bondt, Matthias and de Wildt, Lars and Aupers, Stef}
}