Jacob Sohlberg and three colleagues from Gothenburg University (Peter Esaiasson, Marina Ghersetti, and Bengt Johansson) have written a debate article in Swedish newspaper DN on trust… Read More »“Trust in the authorities increased during the Corona crisis”
Project principal investigator Åsa Wikforss recently appeared on Swedish TV show “Malou Efter Tio” on the TV channel TV4, to talk about the dangers of… Read More »Åsa Wikforss discussing conspiracy theories on Swedish TV show “Malou Efter Tio”
The September workshop for the Knowledge Resistance project, originally scheduled for the 30th, has been postponed on account of the public health situation. An internal… Read More »September workshop postponed
Professor Åsa Wikforss will be participating in the How The Light Gets In, world’s first immersive online festival experience. The festival takes place on the 19-20 of… Read More »Åsa Wikforss at How The Light Gets In online festival
Project researcher Jacob Sohlberg and colleague Annika Fredén have published a new article on the electoral choices of voters. Project researcher Jacob Sohlberg and colleague… Read More »New article about voter choices available now!
In a recent article in Swedish newspaper DN, Jesper Strömbäck discusses the results of recently published study on the dissemination of fake news in the… Read More »Jesper Strömbäck on fact-checking fake news
We are very pleased to announce that the first article published within the Knowledge Resistance project has just been published in The Annals of the… Read More »New article on media trust now available
The recorded talks given at the “Cognitive Capacity & Knowledge Resistance” workshop in Stockholm on November 22nd are now available on the Youtube channel of the… Read More »“Cognitive Capacity & Knowledge Resistance” Talks now available online
Date: 22 November 2019, 9.00 AM – 22 November 2019, 5.00 PMVenue: Institute for Futures Studies, Holländargatan 13, Stockholm We’re happy to announce a workshop on the topic ‘Cognitive… Read More »Workshop ‘Cognitive Capacity & Knowledge Resistance’