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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.7249/RR2740
ISBN9781977401823
来源IDRR-2740-RC
Countering Russian Social Media Influence
Elizabeth Bodine-Baron; Todd C. Helmus; Andrew Radin; Elina Treyger
发表日期2018
出版年2018
页码86
语种英语
结论
  • Russian social media disinformation campaigns can be viewed as a "disinformation chain," winding from Russian leadership, to Russian organs and proxies, through amplification channels such as social media platforms, and finally to consumers. This stylized model of a complex dynamic process is useful for categorizing and analyzing potential approaches for countering the threat.
  • Experts agree that current efforts to combat Russian social media influence are fragmented and incomplete.
  • Solutions are independently proposed (and sometimes implemented) by different stakeholders, but rarely are such stakeholders aware of what others are doing, to say nothing of paths of cooperation.
  • Efforts to increase cooperation and information-sharing are nascent and lack the necessary resources and authorities to make much of a difference.
  • As it currently stands, there does not appear to be a strategy that delineates tasks and responsibilities for an organized response to Russian disinformation operations in the United States.
  • Experts also agree that while there is no one single solution to countering Russian social media influence, stronger cooperation between the government and the private sector is clearly needed.
  • Without cooperation and coordination, efforts will remain piecemeal and inadequate, and the United States will remain vulnerable to influence campaigns by Russia and other adversaries.
摘要
  • Establish clear and enforceable norms for acceptable behavior for states' and media entities' behavior on social media platforms.
  • Coordinate U.S. executive and legislative branch activities.
  • Institute a formal mechanism for information-sharing that includes key players from the U.S. government and private social media companies.
  • Increase the transparency of social media platform policies and algorithms for detecting and removing disinformation and malicious behavior.
  • Encourage and fund academia to develop better tools for identifying and attributing disinformation on social media.
  • Prioritize defensive activities over punishments to shape Moscow's decisionmaking.
  • Continuously assess the cost and impact of proposed solutions relative to the effectiveness of Russia's activities.
主题Information Operations ; International Law ; Russia ; Social Media Analysis ; United States
URLhttps://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR2740.html
来源智库RAND Corporation (United States)
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Elizabeth Bodine-Baron,Todd C. Helmus,Andrew Radin,et al. Countering Russian Social Media Influence. 2018.
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