The increasing mediatization of war makes battles over public image evermore prominent.
Individual citizens, no longer mediated by traditional gatekeepers, engage in public …

The participatory affordances of digital media allow a broad spectrum of new forms of
participation in conflicts that go beyond the information domain (Boichak in Battlefront …

Working from home as a preventive measure against the spread of COVID-19 has
extensively impacted the mental health of academics worldwide. Interviewing 73 Indonesian …

On February 24, 2022, Russia embarked on its full-scale aggression against Ukraine. By
December 2023, when this Special Forum is published in full, the human toll will have …

How do diasporas fight online information wars during armed conflicts in their homelands? I
explore this question through interviews with 30 young diaspora Armenians in seven nations …

How does a reflexive scholarly practice matter for producing useful cybersecurity knowledge
and policy? We argue that staking relevance without engaging in reflexivity diminishes the …

Most research on status in international politics focuses on a state's 'trait status', defined by
valued attributes that a state possesses, but ignores the importance of 'role status', which is …

This paper examines the nuanced practices of Chinese state-sponsored disinformation
campaigns as participatory digital warfare. Utilising Sun Tzu's three concepts qizheng (奇正) …

This article addresses the question of how do we conduct ethically sound research in the
context of an increasingly violent regime? One possible solution is digital tools since the …

Following the February 2022 invasion of Ukraine by Russia, millions of refugees have fled
Ukraine for safety in neighbouring countries, including Poland. This movement of people …