Why Conspiratorial Propaganda Works and What We Can Do About It : Audience Vulnerability and Resistance to Anti Western, pro-Kremlin Disinformation in Ukraine

Pomerantsev, PeterGumenyuk, NataliyaKariakina, AngelinaBorzylo, InnaPeklun, TetianaYermolenko, VolodymyrRybak, VitaliiKobzin, DenysMontague, MariaBarbieri, JaroslavaInnes, MartinBudu, VioricaDawson, Andrew2022-06-072022-06-072021Why Conspiratorial Propaganda Works and What We Can Do About It : Audience Vulnerability and Resistance to Anti Western, pro-Kremlin Disinformation in Ukraine : report / Peter Pomerantsev, Nataliya Gumenyuk, Angelina Kariakina, Inna Borzylo, Tetiana Peklun, Volodymyr Yermolenko [et al.] ; Internews Ukraine, Cardiff University Crime and Security Research Institute. - [Kyiv] : UkraineWorld, 2021. - 46 p. - This report cites data from a survey carried out by Lennart Maschmeyer, Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich, in collaboration with Alexei Abrahams, Shorenstein Center at Harvard University.https://ekmair.ukma.edu.ua/handle/123456789/23040This report cites data from a survey carried out by Lennart Maschmeyer, Center for Security Studies at ETH Zurich, in collaboration with Alexei Abrahams, Shorenstein Center at Harvard University.enconspiratorial propagandadisinformationpropaganda narrativesmentalityconspiratorial mindsetslow sense of agencyreportWhy Conspiratorial Propaganda Works and What We Can Do About It : Audience Vulnerability and Resistance to Anti Western, pro-Kremlin Disinformation in UkraineOther