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historia scientiarum
The trope of the village has long been used to connect the South Korean and South Vietnam contexts in the area of military medicine. American experts in psychological warfare deployed Filipino, Taiwanese, and Korean medical teams to South Vietnam on the basis…
View full recordperspectives on development in the middle east and north africa mena region
Russia has strong information warfare capabilities, especially its RT Arabic and Sputnik news services, which are helpful in advancing its foreign policy goals in the Middle East: of becoming a great power in the region, reducing the role of the United States…
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This chapter analyzes the role of strategic communication in Russian foreign policy towards Europe. Based on literature and document review, background interviews with Russian experts, and a content analysis of media, it maps the ideas, individuals, instituti…
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While developments in cyber technologies have advanced the propagation and reach of hybrid warfare, the COVID-19 pandemic has ac-celerated many vulnerabilities and critical dependencies. This article ex-plores the fundamental aims and strategies of hybrid war…
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Recent studies have made great strides looking at the implications that the human need for ontological security has for politics and International Relations. However, less attention has been paid to how actors might target this need. While Steele and Mattern…
View full recordthe russian federation in global knowledge warfare
The collapse of the Soviet Union has been followed by a series of conflicts between the Russian Federation and its neighbours. Although some of these conflicts have been fought at the kinetic level, they were justified by Moscow through information warfare ac…
View full recordAbstract Although cyber conflict has existed for thirty years, the strategic utility of cyber operations remains unclear. Many expect cyber operations to provide independent utility in both warfare and low-intensity competition. Underlying these e…
View full recordreligious fundamentalism in the age of pandemic
Since the appearance of Covid-19, various jihadist voices from the environment of the former Islamic State (IS) emerged and invoked their previous combat fellows to resume the battle towards the 'disbelievers'. Self-appointed religious authorities claim to po…
View full recordres rhetorica
Weaponized rhetoric designates a contest for influence in cognitive space, conducted through symbols. Weaponized rhetoric is both a substitute for war and a new method of warfare. Weaponized rhetoric goes beyond persuasion, argumentation, or propaganda in the…
View full recordproceedings of the 15th international conference on cyber warfare and security iccws 2020
Land and sea were the original warfighting domains, at the turn of the 20th-century air was recognized, and roughly fifty years later, space became the fourth warfighting domain. Humanity is in the Information Age, and cyberspace is recognized as the fifth wa…
View full recordcomputational and mathematical organization theory
Social media is undoubtedly a widely used communication platform that affords easier sharing and access to information. Even though social media is used for benevolent purposes, a few use this platform for deviant activities such as cyberbullying, cyber warfa…
View full recordproceedings of the 11th conference of the european society for fuzzy logic and technology eusflat 2019
The academic community cannot ignore the growing opportunities offered by artificial intelligence. Especially relevant are developments in this ares against the background of growing challenges and threats arising from the use of the digital environment by ac…
View full recordcognitive superiority information to power
In a world of accelerating unending change, perpetual surveillance, and increasing connectivity, conflict has become ever more complex. Wars are no longer limited to the traditional military conflict domains-land, sea, air, even space and cyber space. The new…
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Public attributions of cyber incidents by governments and private industry have become prevalent in recent years. This article argues that they display a skewed version of cyber conflict for several operational and structural reasons, including political, com…
View full recordproceedings of the 15th international conference on cyber warfare and security iccws 2020
A conflict may develop when people ascribe different meanings to shared phenomena that entail action. In simple situations, resolution can be by persuading the other actors so that actions converge. In complex situations, explicit persuasion attempts are all…
View full recordaids research and human retroviruses
One cannot spend >5 min on social media at the moment without finding a link to some conspiracy theory or other regarding the origin of SARS-CoV2, the coronavirus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. From the virus being deliberately released as a bioweapon…
View full recordlecture notes in electrical engineering
The information warfare requires diverse operations and a lot of information, the traditional human factors engineering design methods are prone to problems of high load of human–computer interaction, and it also lacks of quantitative capability. This paper f…
View full recordterrorism and advanced technologies in psychological warfare new risks new opportunities to counter the terrorist threat
This chapter intends to explore what may be the most important factor behind the sweeping rise of the now defunct Islamic State, yet what consequently survived the physical extinction of the latter, namely its ideology presented in a performative high-tech ma…
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The United States is starting to confront unprecedented challenges to the military and technological superiority that it has enjoyed in recent history. he People’s Republic of China (PRC) is emerging as a powerhouse across a range of emerging technologies, an…
View full recordvestnik novosibirskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta seriya istoriya filologiya
The article considers the impact of CH. Perelman’s new rhetorical theory on post-truth phenomenon. Although the term “post-truth” appeared in the 1990s the peak of its popularity is the 2016–2020s. In 2016 the Oxford dictionary ranked it as the most used word…
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