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Útgáfa
News Credibility in the Age of Misinformation - RECLAIM Discussion Paper 2025/3
Project: RECLAIM
Authors: Martin Moland, Jacopo Custodi, Hans-Jörg Trenz and Asimina Michailidou
A large literature investigates what shapes people’s people’s perceptions of fake news. However, much of this literature has concerned itself with social media, ignoring the legacy media that still play an integral part in many people’s news diets. …
Reimagining the International as a Challenge to Liberal Democracy - RECLAIM Discussion Paper 2025/2
Project: RECLAIM
Authors: Ondřej Ditrych, Jakub Eberle, Linda Monsees and Petr Kratochvil
This report returns to the recent history of the covid pandemic, rising populism and foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) by Russia and China to explore how the crisis it produced shaped the contestation between strategic disinformation campaigns …
Political polarisation is driven by feelings over facts. This is usually the main narrative. But what if this was not the whole story? What if polarisation was caused by more than just emotions?
This Animated Explainer focuses on the causes of political polarisation and explores the role of re-description as …
Migration touches on deeply emotional, symbolic, and identity-driven issues. That makes it uniquely vulnerable to post-truth tactics, where fear and misperception override facts and evidence. This episode of Post-Truth Be Told unpacks how disinformation hijacks the migration debate—and who gains from it.
Guest editor: Karolina Czerska-Shaw, Assistant Professor Jagellonian University …
Reclaiming the Epistemic Basis of Liberal Democracy - RECLAIM Discussion Paper 2025/1
Project: RECLAIM
Author: Maximilian Conrad
This discussion paper outlines the RECLAIM project’s ideal-typical understanding of the post-truth condition. Such an ideal-typical understanding is necessary as a heuristic device for the empirical analysis of the various phenomena that – collectively and through their interplay – constitute the post-truth phenomenon. Moreover, an …
RECLAIM Policy Brief - Protecting Quality Journalism and Media Freedom
Project: RECLAIM
- The independence and freedom of the media must be safeguarded by protecting professional journalism from unrestrained market forces and negative state interference. The EU has a special role to play in securing this aim.
- The EU should provide funding opportunities for media that uphold high standards of reporting, …
RECLAIM Policy Brief - Priming Politicians for Post-Truth
Project: RECLAIM
- The most prominent narratives put forward on migration and border policy in a number of European parliaments (Italy, Poland, Germany, Austria, European Parliament) have not only become more hostile towards migrants but are increasingly disconnected from facts and evidence-based knowledge.
- By their own account, mainstream politicians have a …
RECLAIM Policy Brief - EU Defence of Democracy
Project: RECLAIM
- Disinformation as a Democratic Threat and the Need for a Holistic Response: The EU views disinformation not just as misleading content, but as a systemic threat to its core democratic values—democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. In response, it has adopted a comprehensive and evolving strategy …