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2019 book chapter

Taliban Narratives: The Use and Power of Stories in the Afghanistan Conflict

Johnson T.H.

taliban narratives the use and power of stories in the afghanistan conflict

Why has the Taliban been so much more effective in presenting messages that resonate with the Afghan population than the United States, the Afghan government and their allies? This book, based on years of field research and the assessment of hundreds of origi…

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2019 journal article

THE MASS MEDIA AND VIOLENT CONFLICTS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Adeyanju C.G.

journal of liberty and international affairs

Mass media have been a critical weapon of warfare since the cold war, and even more recently, the powerful intrusion of the new media: transformed the landscape in terms of reach and influence. Its role can be both constructive and deconstructive. The Rwanda…

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2019 conference paper

Thoughts about a general theory of influence in a dime/pmesii/ascop/irc2 model

Kodalle T.; Sample C.; Ormrod D.; Scott K.

european conference on information warfare and security eccws

The leading question of this paper is: “How would influence warfare (“iWar”) work and how can we simulate it?” The paper discusses foundational aspects of a theory and model of influence warfare by discussing a framework built along the DIME/PMESII/ASCOP dime…

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2018 journal article

Alternative media ecosystem as a fifth-generation warfare supra-combination

Turunen A.

intelligent systems control and automation science and engineering

The evolution in information technology has created new cognitive and social platforms where the amount of interhuman interaction is increasingly present. The development of methods of war constantly follows the trends of society, and therefore, the military…

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2018 conference paper

Cognitive schemas and disinformation effects on decision making in lay populations1

Canan M.; Warren R.

proceedings of the 13th international conference on cyber warfare and security iccws 2018

Decision making, including voting, buying, and other behaviors, is constrained by available information. State and non-state actors use information operations to try to exploit information constraints to influence, manipulate, disrupt, corrupt, or usurp key i…

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2018 conference paper

Examining strategic integration of social media platforms in tracking disinformation campaign coordination

Hussain M.N.; Bandeli K.K.; Al-Khateeb S.; Tokdemir S.; Agarwal N.

2018 international conference on social computing behavioral-cultural modeling and prediction and behavior representation in modeling and simulation brims 2018

Social media is a widely used communication platform that affords easier sharing and access to information.Although social media is used for benign purposes, a few use this platform for deviant activities such ascyberbullying, cyber warfare or propaganda, dis…

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2018 conference paper

Information influence: Assessing the advantage

Hammond-Errey M.

european conference on information warfare and security eccws

This research, completed at the National Security College of the Australian National University, proposed and tested an analytical framework and assessment tool, called information influence to measures changes in the level of strategy-driven, state-sponsored…

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2018 conference paper

Integrating cyberspace power into military power in joint operations context

Canan M.; Sousa-Poza A.

proceedings of the 13th international conference on cyber warfare and security iccws 2018

Cyberspace is recognized as a warfare domain by several countries that have developed cyber military capabilities. The ensuing formalization of the cyber warfare domain and its related capabilities is followed by the development of national doctrines and conc…

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2018 book chapter

The modern strategies in the cyber warfare

Lehto M.

intelligent systems control and automation science and engineering

As therew describing events and actions in the digital cyber world. The concept of cyber warfare became extremely popular from 2008 to 2010, partly superseding the previously used concept of information warfare which was launched in the 1990s. For some, cyber…

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2018 book chapter

The Russian-Ukrainian war in donbas: Historical memory as an instrument of informationwarfare

Pakhomenko S.; Tryma K.; Francis J.A.

the use of force against ukraine and international law jus ad bellum jus in bello jus post bellum

This chapter reviews howhistorical memory and historical policy are used as tools in the information war in the Donbas conflict. Historical memory is regarded as part of a complex set of collective representations and oral traditions, which form a national id…

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