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Chapter 1

: Introduction</strong> 1.1 The Rise of Fake News and its Threat to Public Discourse 1.2 The Global Challenge of Disinformation: A Comparative Approach 1.3 Significance of the Study: Understanding Cross-Cultural Variations 1.4 Research Questions and Objectives</p><p><strong>

Chapter 2

: Defining and Demystifying Fake News</strong> 2.1 Distinguishing Fake News from Misinformation and Disinformation 2.2 The Anatomy of Fake News: Common Techniques and Characteristics 2.3 Motivation for Creating and Spreading Fake News: Political Agendas and Social Manipulation</p><p><strong>

Chapter 3

: Dissemination Channels of Fake News in the Digital Age</strong> 3.1 The Role of Social Media Platforms in Amplifying Fake News 3.2 The Power of Algorithms and Social Network Bias 3.3 Traditional Media and the Spread of Misinformation: Examining the Spillover Effect</p><p><strong>

Chapter 4

: A Comparative Analysis of Fake News Impact on Public Opinion</strong> 4.1 Case Study 1: [Specific Country 1] - Examining Cultural Susceptibility and Media Literacy Levels 4.2 Case Study 2: [Specific Country 2] - The Influence of Political Polarization on Fake News Consumption 4.3 Comparative Analysis: Exploring Similarities and Differences in Public Opinion Response</p><p><strong>

Chapter 5

: Strategies to Counteract the Threat of Fake News</strong> 5.1 Promoting Media Literacy and Critical Thinking Skills in the Digital Age 5.2 The Role of Social Media Platforms in Content Moderation and Algorithmic Transparency 5.3 Fact-Checking Initiatives and Collaborative Efforts to Combat Disinformation 5.4 Fostering International Cooperation and Regulatory Frameworks</p><p><strong>Chapter 6: Conclusion</strong> 6.1 Summary of Findings and Key Takeaways 6.2 The Global Battle Against Fake News: Challenges and Opportunities in a Diverse World 6.3 Recommendations for Governments, Media Organizations, and Users 6.4 Limitations of the Study and Areas for Further Research</p> <br><p></p>