In the Netherlands Digital Wildfire of Disinformation in the Netherlands This work is licensed under a creative commons Attribution 4.0 International License. You can modify and build upon this document non-commercially, if you give credit to the original authors and license your new creation under the identical terms. Authors: Dr. Ritumbra Manuvie and Drs. M. van Dorssen Editor and reviewers: Alena Kahle and Katherine Waters Design and Layout: Eshant Gandhi Citation: Manuvie, R; van Dorssen M.; ‘Digital Wildfire of Disinformation in Dutch Elections’, St. The London Story, The Hague, Netherlands, July 2021. Year of Publication: 2021 Published and distributed by: Foundation London Story ISBN: 9789464370683 Email:
[email protected] | URL: www.thelondonstory.org 1 2 Author bio: Ritumbra Manuvie, PhD, LLM, is co-founder of Foundation London Story and a Lecturer of Law at the University of Groningen. Her research lies at the intersection of law, public policy and society, and increasingly looks at the political narrative building in cyber-spaces which influence these three domains simultaneously. Dr. Manuvie has a PhD from the University of Edinburgh where she wrote a doctoral monograph on climate migration governance which looks at how ‘elite actors’ (Political leaders, senior policy officers and influential social elite) perceive the problematic and react to it. M.v. Dorssen, MSc. (Psychology), is a consultant at the Foundation the London Story. Her work looks at the individual and group behaviors on the platform. She looks at the patterns of social dynamics and group behaviors in online and offline spaces. She has previously worked extensively with vulnerable groups in Asia and South-East Asia.