Research
The following list contains reports and academic publications conducted either by the affiliates of the Psychological Defence Research Institute or in collaboration with external researchers.
Reports
- Palmertz, B., Weissman, M., Nilsson, N. &Engvall, J. (2024). Building Resilience and Psychological Defence. Lund University, Psychological Defence Research Institute, Working Paper 2024:1.
- Pamment, J. & Ahonen, A. (2023). The ethics of outsourcing Information conflict: Outlining the responsibilities of government funders to their civil society partners. Riga: NATO Strategic Communication Centre of Excellence
- Fredheim, R., Ahonen, A., & Pamment, J. (2023). Denying Bucha: The Kremlin's influence tactics in the aftermath of the 2022 Bucha atrocity. Lund University, Psychological Defence Research Institute, Working Paper 2023:1.
- Pamment, J., Falkheimer, J., & Isaksson, E. (2023) Malign foreign interference and information influence on video game platforms: Understanding the adversarial playbook. MFP report series 3/2023
- Pamment, J. (2022), A capability Definition and Assessment Framework for Countering Disinformation, Information Influence, and Foreign Interference. Riga: NATO Strategic Communication Centre of Excellence & EU-NATO Hybrid Centre of Excellence
- Pamment, J. & Smith, V. (2022) Attributing Information Influence Operations: Identifying those responsible for malicious behaviour online. Riga: NATO Strategic Communication Centre of Excellence & EU-NATO Hybrid Centre of Excellence
- Pamment, J. (2021) RESIST 2. London: UK Government Communication Service.
- Pamment, J. & Lindwall Kimber, A. (2021) Fact-checking and debunking: a best practice guide to dealing with disinformation. NATO Strategic Communication Centre of Excellence. Riga: NATO.
- Örden, H & Pamment, J. (2021) What is so Foreign about Foreign Influence Operations? Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Pamment, J. (2020) The EU’s Role in Fighting Disinformation: Policy interventions for the 2020s (Part 3). Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Pamment, J. (2020) The EU’s Role in Fighting Disinformation: An EU disinformation framework (Part 2). Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Pamment, J. (2020) The EU’s Role in Fighting Disinformation: Taking Back the Initiative (Part 1). Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Pamment, J. (2020) The EU Code of Practice on Disinformation: Briefing Note for the New European Commission (Policy Perspectives Series #1, March 2020). Washington DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Pamment, J., Nothhaft, H. & Agardh-Twetman, H., Fjällhed, A. (2019) RESIST Counter-Disinformation Toolkit. London: UK Government Communication Service.
- Pamment, J., Nothhaft, H. & Agardh-Twetman, H., Fjällhed, A. (2018) Countering Information Influence Activities: A Handbook for Communicators. Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB). Stockholm: MSB.
- Pamment, J., Nothhaft, H. & Agardh-Twetman, H., Fjällhed, A. (2018) Countering Information Influence Activities: The State of the Art. Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency (MSB). Stockholm: MSB.
Academic publications
- Palmertz, B. & Pamment, J. (2023) Asymmetrical conflict in the information domain - the case of Russia. In Rubén Arcos, Irena Chiru and Christina Ivan (eds) Routledge Handbook of Disinformation and National Security. Routledge.
- Fjällhed, A. & Pamment, J. (2023) Disinformation. In Gilboa, E. (ed) A Research Agenda for Public Diplomacy. Cheltenham & Massachusetts: Edward Elgar. (link to website where the article can be purchased).
- Johansson, S., Nothhaft, H. & Fjällhed, A. (2023). Digital Corporate Communication and Hostile Hijacking of Organizational Crisis. In Louma-aho, V. & Badham, M. (eds) Handbook on Digital Corporate Communication. Edward Elgar.
- Pamment, J., & Palmertz, B., (2023). Deterrence by denial and resilience building. In Rubén Arcos, Irena Chiru, and Cristina Ivan (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Disinformation and National Security. Routledge.
- Pamment, J. (2022) How the Kremlin circumvented the EU sanctions on Russian state media in the first weeks of the illegal invasion of Ukraine. Journal of Place Branding & Public Diplomacy.
- Manor, I. & Pamment, J. (2021) From Gagarin to Sputnik: The Role of Nostalgia in Russian Public Diplomacy. Journal of Place Branding & Public Diplomacy.
- Fjällhed, A., Pamment, J., Bay, S. (2021) A Swedish Perspective on Foreign Election Interference. In Hollis, D & Ohlin, J.D. (eds) Combatting Election Interference: When Foreign Powers Target Democracies. Oxford University Press. (link to website where the article can be purchased).
- Pamment, J. & Twetman, H. (2019) Can there be a deterrence strategy for influence operations? Journal of Information Warfare 18:3. (link to website where the publication can be purchased).
- Wanless, A. & Pamment, J. (2019) How Do You Define a Problem Like Influence? Journal of Information Warfare 18:3.
- Nothhaft, H., Pamment, J. Agardh-Twetman, H., Fjällhed, A. (2018) Information Influence in Western Democracies: A model of systemic vulnerabilities. In Bjola, C. & Pamment, J. (2018) Countering Online Propaganda and Violent Extremism: The Dark Side of Digital Diplomacy. Oxon: Routledge.
- Bjola, C. & Pamment, J. (2018) Countering Online Propaganda and Violent Extremism: The Dark Side of Digital Diplomacy. Oxon: Routledge. (link to website where the publication can be purchased).
- Bjola, C. & Pamment, J. (2016) Revisiting Containment Strategy in the Digital Age. Global Affairs, 2:2, 131-142.