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Martha Stolze, MPhil

Research Associate

Martha Stolze is a doctoral researcher in the research group “Platform Algorithms and Digital Propaganda” at the Weizenbaum Institute. She investigates the use of malign information for audience manipulation. In her doctoral research, she regards the role of gender in Russian information influence online, its resonance in Germany, and implications for platform regulation. Previously, she worked at the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, and in the Media Monitoring and Research Team at the General Secretariat of the Council in Brussels. Martha holds an MPhil in Russian and East European Studies from the University of Oxford.

Positions at Weizenbaum Institut

Research Associate

Research Group “Platform Algorithms and Digital Propaganda

Fields of research

Russian information influence, gender, disinformation, platform regulation

Publications

Relevante Publikationen

Martha Stolze, November 2022: Information Laundering via Baltnews on Telegram. NATO StratCom COE. stratcomcoe.org/publications/information-laundering-via-baltnews-on-telegram-how-russian-state-sponsored-media-evade-sanctions-and-narrate-the-war/257.

Rolf Fredheim and Martha Stolze, October 2022: Virtual Manipulation Brief, Issue 1/2022. NATO StratCom COE. stratcomcoe.org/publications/virtual-manipulation-brief-issue-12022-russias-struggle-to-circumvent-sanctions-and-communicate-its-war-against-ukraine/250.

Rolf Fredheim and Martha Stolze, May 2022: Robotrolling 2022/1. NATO StratCom COE. stratcomcoe.org/publications/robotrolling-20221/243.

Contact
Email
Martha.stolze@weizenbaum-institut.de
Organisation
Weizenbaum-Institut e.V.