Thesis/Dissertation: Alexandr Sibirský, učo 439553: The pro-Russian disinformation campaign: a case study of the Czech Republic
Bachelor's thesis
The pro-Russian disinformation campaign: a case study of the Czech Republic
Abstract
Předkládaná bakalářská práce, psaná ve formě policy paper, představuje analytický rámec pro chápání proruské dezinformační kampaně v České republice. Výzkum je zakládán na principu case study, nabízí přehled o problému a následně analyzuje jeho tři častá řešení. Závěrem práce jsou pak doporučení k efektivnímu boji s dezinformační kampaní.
Abstract
This bachelor thesis, written in a form of a policy paper, presents an analytical framework for understanding the pro-Russian disinformation efforts with a special focus on the Czech Republic. The research is based on a case study approach, is offering an overview of the problem and subsequently analyzes three common solutions. Lastly, it proposes a set of recommendations to face the disinformation campaign effectively.
Thesis description
23/5/2017 08:39, Mgr. et Mgr. Veronika Velička Zapletalová, Ph.D., UČO 137853
Supervisor
Literature
- JANDA, Jakub. Full-Scale Democratic Response to Hostile Disinformation Operations: 50 Measures to Oust Kremlin Hostile Disinformation Influence out of Europe. Kremlin Watch Policy Paper. 2016.
- SMOLEŇOVÁ, I. The pro-Russian disinformation campaign in the Czech Republic and Slovakia: Types of media spreading pro-Russian propaganda, their characteristics and frequently used narratives. 2015.
- SMOLEŇOVÁ, I. Countering pro-Russian disinformation: current challenges and the way forward. 2016.
- ŠUPLOTA, M and Nič M AMP. Russia’s information war in Central Europe: New trends and counter-measures. GLOBSEC Policy Institute. 2016.
- GROHOVÁ, J and Derka V AMP. Právní nástroje boje protidezinformační kampani: evropské zkušenosti. 2016.
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