Hybrid threats: Analysis of content, callenges posed and measures to overcome
By Eitvydas Bajarūnas and Vytautas Keršanskas, for Sciendo
Volume/Issue:
Volume 16: Issue 1
First Online:
11 Jan 2019
Page Count:
123–170
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2478/lasr-2018-0006
Abstract
The study...
Strategic Analysis: Going Beyond Resilience. A revitalised approach to countering hybrid threats
By Heine Sørensen & Dorthe Bach Nyemann, for HybridCOE
Strategic Analysis
January 8, 2019
“Whereas resilience is a necessary building block in creating a coherent strategy towards Russia,...
Russian influence operations on Twitter
By Alex Krasodomski-Jones, Carl Miller, Jamie Bartlett Josh Smith, Agnès Chauvet, for Demos
On 17 October 2018 Twitter released two previously unseen datasets: nine million tweets from...
Checking facts and fighting back: Why journalists should defend their profession
By Raymond J. Pingree, Brian Watson, Mingxiao Sui, Kathleen Searles, Nathan P. Kalmoe, Joshua P. Darr, Martina Santia, Kirill Bryanov
Published: December 10, 2018
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0208600
Abstract
Bias accusations...
Chaos as a strategy: Putin’s “Promethean” Gamble
By Donald N. Jensen, Peter B. Doran, for CEPA
15 November 2018
Can Vladimir Putin’s nonlinear strategy succeed against the West? For all of Russia’s weaknesses as...
How to boost the Western response to Russian hostile influence operations
By Jakub Janda, for European View
Abstract
The Russian Federation has become a rogue state in international relations, invading and occupying the territories of three European...
Smearing Sweden: International Influence Campaigns in the 2018 Swedish Election
By Chloe Colliver, Peter Pomerantsev, Anne Applebaum, Jonathan Birdwell, for ISD
October 2018
This report presents the findings of a project that investigated foreign attempts to...
Nitin Agarwal, Kiran Kumar Bandeli. Examining strategic integration of social media platforms in disinformation...
By NATO Stratcom Centre of Excellence
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Social media platforms are widely used for sharing information. Although social media use is generally benign,...
Disinformation, ‘fake news’ and influence campaigns on Twitter
By Knight Foundation
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THIS STUDY IS ONE OF THE LARGEST ANALYSES TO DATE ON HOW FAKE NEWS SPREAD ON TWITTER BOTH DURING AND AFTER...
Americans feel they can best distinguish news from opinion in local TV news; worst,...
By Christine Schmidt, for NiemanLab
Only 43 percent of Americans find it easy to distinguish opinion from news on digital news sites or social media,...