Tackling Disinformation in Times of Crisis: The European Commission’s Response to the Covid-19 'Infodemic' and the Feasibility of a Consumer-centric Solution
Since 2016, the European Commission has sought to take a proactive stance in addressing disinformation, with this stance evidently influenced by the divisive nature of disinformation and its ability to dissuade participation and trust in democratic institutions. Yet as the coronavirus pandemic broug...
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Autor principal: | Ruairí Harrison |
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Utrecht University School of Law
2021
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/f2af8e906bbd4f179dcb3ba3fee5b7de |
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