2nd call - Research Evidence Contribution (Mis-disinformation)

A first call for contribution was launched in November 2023, gathering over 1500 sources from all regions of the world. We are now launching a second edition, focused on a few research questions, where additional sources are welcomed, particularly from the global south.

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* 1. Name/Affiliation of Submitter:

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* 2. I prefer to stay anonymous

Yes

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* 3. I give permission for my name to be acknowledged in report:

Yes

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* 4. If yes, please provide your official title/name of your institution

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* 5. Country of residence

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* 6. Regional focus of your contribution

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* 7. Email:

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* 8. Citation #1: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

1. Impact of mis/disinformation on public opinion

2. Strategies to deal with misinformation – are they effective?

3. How ‘mis/disinformation’ sometimes supports certain political actors

4. How platforms influence freedom of expression

5. How well (or poorly) the public and policymakers understand mis/disinformation

6. How mis/disinformation impacts on trust in news

7. What motivates producers of mis/disinformation

8. What are the highest priorities for research in this area?

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* 9. Author, date, title, publication outlet, and sponsor/funder if not independent research (e.g. public, private organisation name), URL

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* 10. Short Summary - Why is citation 1 relevant? (150 words max)

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* 11. Optional Comment: (up to 500 words)

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* 12. If possible, please upload the document here

PDF, DOC, DOCX, PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF file types only.

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* 13. Citation #2: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

1. Impact of mis/disinformation on public opinion

2. Strategies to deal with misinformation – are they effective?

3. How ‘mis/disinformation’ sometimes supports certain political actors

4. How platforms influence freedom of expression

5. How well (or poorly) the public and policymakers understand mis/disinformation

6. How mis/disinformation impacts on trust in news

7. What motivates producers of mis/disinformation

8. What are the highest priorities for research in this area?

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* 14. Author, date, title, publication outlet, and sponsor/funder if not independent research (e.g. public, private organisation name), URL

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* 15. Short Summary - Why is citation 2 relevant? (150 words max)

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* 16. Optional Comment: (up to 500 words)

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* 17. If possible, please upload the document here

PDF, DOC, DOCX, PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF file types only.

Choose File

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* 18. Citation #3: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

1. Impact of mis/disinformation on public opinion

2. Strategies to deal with misinformation – are they effective?

3. How ‘mis/disinformation’ sometimes supports certain political actors

4. How platforms influence freedom of expression

5. How well (or poorly) the public and policymakers understand mis/disinformation

6. How mis/disinformation impacts on trust in news

7. What motivates producers of mis/disinformation

8. What are the highest priorities for research in this area?

2nd call - Research Evidence Contribution (Mis-disinformation)

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* 1. Name/Affiliation of Submitter:

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* 2. I prefer to stay anonymous

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* 3. I give permission for my name to be acknowledged in report:

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* 4. If yes, please provide your official title/name of your institution

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* 5. Country of residence

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* 6. Regional focus of your contribution

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* 7. Email:

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* 8. Citation #1: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

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* 9. Author, date, title, publication outlet, and sponsor/funder if not independent research (e.g. public, private organisation name), URL

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* 10. Short Summary - Why is citation 1 relevant? (150 words max)

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* 11. Optional Comment: (up to 500 words)

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* 12. If possible, please upload the document here

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* 13. Citation #2: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

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* 14. Author, date, title, publication outlet, and sponsor/funder if not independent research (e.g. public, private organisation name), URL

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* 15. Short Summary - Why is citation 2 relevant? (150 words max)

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* 16. Optional Comment: (up to 500 words)

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* 17. If possible, please upload the document here

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* 18. Citation #3: please specify which question(s) of the Mis-disinformation RAP you are responding to:

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* 19. Author, date, title, publication outlet, and sponsor/funder if not independent research (e.g. public, private organisation name), URL

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* 20. Short Summary - Why is citation 3 relevant? (150 words max)

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* 21. Optional Comment: (up to 500 words)

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* 22. If possible, please upload the document here