Studies and Researches

Editorial, academic and publicist resources on fake news and disinformation.

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Brexit

Confirmation Bias

  • Marian Voicu - Matrioșka mincinoșilor: Fake news, manipulate, populism. Editura Humanitas, București, 2018.

Conspirații și teorii ale conspirației

Disinformation

Dreaptă alternativă (Alt-right, engl.)

Fake news

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Kompromat (rus.)

Lumea Rusă

Maskirovka (rus.)

Măsuri active (operațiuni speciale)

Narațiune fake

  • Sharyl Attkinson -The Smear: How Shady Political Operatives and Fake News Control What You See, What You Think, and How You VoteHarper: New York, 2017. 

Profile psihometrice

Propagandă

Putinism

  • Peter Baker, Susan Glasser - Kremlin Rising, Scribner, New York, 2005.

Război hibrid

Război informațional

Sat Potemkin (Potemkinskaia derevnia, rus.)

Spețpropaganda (rus.)

Știre falsă (False News, Misinformation, engl.)

Temniki (rus.)

Trol (în context fake news)

Tulburări informaționale

Other stories
FAKE NEWS: Ukraine is a false state whose collapse is bound to continue

FAKE NEWS: Ukraine is a false state whose collapse is bound to continue

Narratives on the “inevitable” collapse of Ukraine, based on the concept of “false state”, have been promoted by Russia since the Euromaidan protests of 2014. After the annexation of Crimea and the occupation of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, the Russian and pro-Russian media in Ukraine and in the Russian-speaking world is seizing every opportunity and story to recall that Ukraine is “a false state” that can collapse at any time. Oftentimes the information is deceiving, and the statements of certain experts / politicians are taken out of context.

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FAKE NEWS: Between the COVID virus and the Sputnik V vaccine, Russophobic Ukraine would prefer the former

FAKE NEWS: Between the COVID virus and the Sputnik V vaccine, Russophobic Ukraine would prefer the former

The Kremlin and pro-Russians promote the narrative that Sputnik V is rejected for ideological reasons, even if Ukrainians could die

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FAKE NEWS: Fewer and fewer UN countries support Ukraine on the Crimean issue

FAKE NEWS: Fewer and fewer UN countries support Ukraine on the Crimean issue

After Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, Ukraine, backed by dozens of states, has repeatedly obtained UN General Assembly resolutions condemning the violation of its territorial integrity, which runs counter to international law. The Russian or pro-Russian media in Ukraine have published information about the "failures" of Ukrainian diplomacy, which is allegedly less and less supported at the UN, and the resolutions condemning Russia's annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula are called "anti-Crimea.

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