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Tagesspiegel names Anita Gohdes among Berlin's top 100 minds in science

The Professor of International and Cyber Security has been recognised for her contributions to teaching and research on internet censorship, cyber policy, and state action.

Anita Gohdes: Understanding the effect of narratives about generative AI

The Professor of International and Cyber Security with co-authors urge a closer examination of how the GenAI discourse shapes research and policy.

Anita Gohdes awarded Goldsmith Book Prize

The Professor of International and Cyber Security’s latest book Repression in the Digital Age has been chosen for this year’s academic book prize.

Anita Gohdes discusses her new book on Digital Repression on Elliott School’s POMEPS Podcast

In this podcast interview, Professor Anita Gohdes and Marc Lynch delve into the intersection of digital technology and traditional state violence.

Three questions with Anita Gohdes about technology and repression

The Professor of International and Cyber Security talks about her new book Repression in the Digital Age in an interview.

Online hate, offline violence: Allison Koh and Anita Gohdes describe danger of online anti-LGBT+ rhetoric

Together with former Centre Research Fellow Samuel Ritholtz (EUI), the Centre researchers show how online extremism can accelerate mobilization against LGBT+ communities worldwide.

Anita Gohdes on Instagram takeovers and the Iranian women's protests

On SRF's 'News Plus', Prof. Dr. Anita Gohdes discusses whether handing over a famous Instagram account could help Iranian activists.

Hertie School welcomes new students and professors into the academic year 2022/23

Growth, diversity and new leadership at the core of the opening event.

Social media and social unrest: Anita Gohdes and co-authors examine how world leaders communicate

They analyse volumes of social media posts via machine learning, in research in The International Journal of Press/Politics.

War in Ukraine: Anita Gohdes comments on cyber warfare on Austrian broadcaster ORF

Russian disinformation campaign is growing but faces challenges, she says.

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Faculty members consider implications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in wide-ranging panel discussion

Anita Gohdes, Marina Henke and Julian Wucherpfennig analyse the prospects for peace or further escalation.

Nobel Peace Prize Special: State Repression of Journalists

Katharina Emschermann talks to Anita Gohdes about state repression of journalists.