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Poland presents an interesting case study for Russian information warfare, as Russia's strategies and methods carry deeper meanings given the long history of antagonism between the two countries. Polish strategies to counter Russian information warfare have been much more effective than those of other countries that have fallen victim to this war tactic. In Poland, the Law and Justice Party has been tightening control over the domestic political space and adding new physical structures - such as cybersecurity hardware, surveillance mechanisms, and new federal agencies - that have contributed to its efforts to combat Russian information warfare. At the same time, however, these methods have undermined the rule of law within Poland.

Information warfare is a key component of Russia's national security strategy and has impacted the United States, Europe, and - perhaps most notably - Ukraine. Ukraine has been on the front lines of Russia's information war for a decade, with Russia using both traditional mass media and social media to create divisions within the country and justify war. Ukrainian responses have involved limitations and bans on Russian mass media, attempts to expose Russian misinformation, and information campaigns of its own. These policy responses have forced Russian tools to adapt and have limited the audience of Russian information warfare.

LLibre de resums i programa del IALL Congress 2013. International Association of Law Libraries, 32nd Annual Course on International Law and Legal Information: Catalan Law and Legal Information in a Global Context. Aula Magna, Faculty of Law, University of Barcelona. Universitat de Barcelona. Barcelona, 15-19 September, 2013.