Acceso usuarios
Ruth Rodríguez Martínez, María Ángeles Chaparro Domínguez, Fernando Oliveira Paulino, Marcel Mauri i de los Rios, Xavier Ramon Vegas
págs. 151-158
The consolidation of disinformation as a discipline: Reflections, challenges and perspectives for future action
María José Ufarte Ruiz 
págs. 159-166
Disinformation and climate crisis: Challenges and proposals for the future
Raúl Magallón Rosa, Mabel Sánchez Torres
págs. 167-176
Children and young people’s views on disinformation: A qualitative study from Portugal
Sara Pereira, Daniel Brandão, Mariana Menezes Neumann, Margarita Toscano San Gil
págs. 177-195
Misleading content on encrypted platforms in Chile: WhatsApp vs. Telegram during constitutional elections
Marcelo Santos, Guillermo Bustamante Pavez, Antonia Flores Contreras, Jorge Luis Ortiz Fuentes
págs. 197-216
Fuelling climate change disinformation: Global narratives distorting environmental risks in North America, Europe and Latin America
Dolors Palau-Sampio , Paz Crisóstomo Flores, Maria Josep Picó Garcés
págs. 217-236
Artificial intelligence and disinformation literacy programmes used by European fact-checkers
Hada M. Sánchez Gonzales, María Sánchez González, Marián Alonso González
págs. 237-255
Debunking practices and topics: Fact-checking agencies from the United Kingdom, France and Spain
Pablo Hidalgo Cobo, Casandra López Marcos, Belén Puebla Martínez
págs. 257-275
Our life amid fake news: Self-perceived vulnerability to misinformation
Pablo Sánchez-López, Nuria Navarro Sierra, María Alcalá-Santaella Oria de Rueda
págs. 277-294
Parliamentary discourse and fact-checkers: Strategies of verification and political agenda
Eva Campos-Domínguez , Cristina Renedo Farpón
págs. 295-310
