Russian disinformation finds fertile ground in the West

Ilya Yablokov ()
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Ilya Yablokov: The University of Sheffield

Nature Human Behaviour, 2022, vol. 6, issue 6, 766-767

Abstract: Russian disinformation exploits social problems in foreign states to undermine people’s trust and breed conspiracy theories. Tackling it is difficult but feasible.

Date: 2022
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