This article presents findings from a three-year study of Ukrainian strategic narratives and perceptions of the EU.
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Democracy promotion abroad may contain the seeds of democracy destruction, and perceived democracy destruction may in effect be democracy promo
This article examines Russia’s use of misinformation to influence the 2016 U.S.
This essay explores how political disinformation campaigns can gain credibility and force by embedding themselves within “master narratives” of
Authoritarian regimes learned to fear the rise of the internet because it spurred an online community who encouraged information sharing relati
State-sponsored cyber groups have long utilized spear phishing to pierce government networks.
In the summer of 2017, Twitter bots—automated accounts—were deployed to boost messaging on both sides of the diplomatic dispute between Saudi A
This paper argues that one of the major purposes of a disinformation campaign is to sustain a discursive conflict between users of social netwo
Ongoing research and discussions examine the role of technology—information communication technologies in particular—in conflict, principally f
Social media has emerged as a powerful tool for political engagement and expression.