The rainbow in the dark: assessing a century of British military information operations |
| Author : Lee Richards |
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It’s time to embrace memetic warfare |
| Author : Jeff Giesea |
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The return of khilafah: the constitutive narratives of DAESH |
| Author : Theron Verdon |
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Method for minimizing the negative consequences of nth order effects in strategic communication actions and inactions |
| Author : Christine MacNulty |
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The narrative and social media |
| Author : Miranda Holmstrom |
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Proactively preserving the inward quiet: public diplomacy and NATO |
| Author : Caitlin Schindler |
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Assessing against and moving past the “funnel” model of counterterrorism communication |
| Author : Christopher Paul and Elizabeth L.Petrun Sayers |
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Assessing against and moving past the "funnel model" of counterterrorism communication |
| Author : Christopher Paul and Elizabeth L.Petrun Sayers |
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It is time to embrace Memetic warfare |
| Author : Jeff Giesea |
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The return of Khilafah: The constitutive narratives of Daesh |
| Author : Theron Verdon |
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Method for minimazing the negative consequences of Nth order effects in strategic communication actions and inactions |
| Author : Christine MacNulty |
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The rainbow in the dark: Assessing a century of British military information operations |
| Author : Lee Richards |
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Russia’s 21st century information war: working to undermine and destabilize populations |
| Author : Timothy Thomas |
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Abstract :For many months now Russia has engaged its domestic and international audiences in a massive information campaign. The goal of the campaign is to persuade and in?uence local and foreign populations that Russian territorial claims in Ukraine are based on legitimate responses to world events. This media offensive has used both old and new forms of persuasion to strategically communicate its goals. This article discusses the components of Russia’s information war offensive to in?uence Western and domestic opinion. Russia is accomplishing this information war both at home and abroad through a number of methods that will be described in the paper. |
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The narrative and social media |
| Author : Miranda Holmstrom |
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Proactively preserving the inward quiet: Public Diplomacy and NATO |
| Author : Caitlin Schindler |
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