“Digital warfare in the Sahel: popular networks of war and Cultural Violence”
This spring, Mirjam de Bruijn starts a new research project funded by NWO. The project, titled Digital warfare in the Sahel: popular networks of war…
This spring, Mirjam de Bruijn starts a new research project funded by NWO. The project, titled Digital warfare in the Sahel: popular networks of war…
Master student Chiara Cozzatella and Research Master student Pieter Roden wrote a blog as part of a course at Leiden University. In this research project…
Stories on artificial intelligence, such as deepfakes, Google voice generators, and the impact of conversation chatbots like ChatGPT, seem to occupy disinformation researchers at the…
On May 25th 2022, a pre-conference at Sciences Po in Paris was held, where scholars came to discuss the question: “What comes after disinformation studies?”…
On December 13th the edited volume
Luca Bruls has published her first lengthy academic paper based on nethographic research she carried out during her research master in 2020. The article is…
L’utilisation croissante des réseaux sociaux au Tchad pourrait faciliter la transition politique, mais elle risque également d’attiser la violence. Avec le soutien des bailleurs, les…
On Monday December 12th, junior researcher Luca presented a short pitch on DDMAC at the annual meeting of
On December 1st, Dutch newspaper Trouw featured an article in De Verdieping about the current situation in Mali and the relationship with the UN mission…
On 30 November, OsloMet awarded four awards to individual researchers and a research group. The jury hands out awards to employees and research communities at…
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