PUBLICATIONS
Research. Books. Essays.
Ideas and learning experiences that explore media, psychology, technology, Al, and democracy.
Russian Influence Operations:
Disinformation and Beyond
Edited by Olga Bertelsen (ed.)
Contributing Authors:
Nicolas M. Colosimo. John A. Gentry. Stephen Blank,
Sisolaro Hosaka, Kimberly Page, Victor Rud.
Sergei I. Zhuk, Barry A. Zulauf
“The platforms may be digital, but the warfare is psychological.” — Kimberly Page
Featured Release
Foreword by Victoria A. Malko
Kimberly Page examines how AI-driven disinformation weaponizes trust, identity, and emotion to manipulate belief and destabilize democratic reality.
Contributing Author
“The disinformation crisis is not merely a political or technological issue. It is a psychological and cultural emergency.” — Kimberly Page
Paperback | $52.00Available November 3, 2026
Reclaiming Truth
Al's Role in the Disinformation Age
An in-depth exploration of how artificial intelligence can be harnessed to restore transparency, expose manipulation, and strengthen democracy in the digital age.
In a world overflowing with information, truth is not the problem. Finding it is.
--Kim Page
THE RECLAIMING TRUTH SERIES
Reclaiming Truth
Media, Money and Manipulation
Examining how financial incentives media systems, and digital manipulation shape public perception and what we can do to change it.
“News is no longer driven by a duty to inform, but by a mandate to maximize profits.” — Kim Page
Developing Al-assisted tools that help people evaluate credibility.
tace orains and unostang influence.
Doctoral research in Media
Psychology at Fielding Graduate
University focused on
disinformation and transparency.
Examining how people process information, resist manipulation, and make informed decisions in a complex media environment
Current Research
AI & Transparency
Dissertation Research
Media Literacy
