对抗性宣传:敌人如何瞄准美国以助长分裂

IF 1.1 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY
Molly M. Dundon, S. Houck
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摘要

摘要本文探讨了美国的外国敌人如何通过旨在加剧社会分裂的宣传来针对美国公民。它从概念上回顾了宣传,讨论了使美国特别容易受到虚假宣传影响的个人、群体和文化因素,并详细说明了对抗性宣传试图制造虚假叙事并在数字领域延续半真半假的过程和机制。最后讨论了如何减轻对抗性宣传的影响。
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Adversarial Propaganda: How Enemies Target the U.S. to Fuel Division
Abstract This article explores how foreign enemies of the United States target American citizens with propaganda intended to fuel societal division. It reviews propaganda conceptually, discusses individual, group, and cultural factors that make the United States is uniquely vulnerable to false propaganda, and details the processes and mechanisms by which adversarial propaganda attempts to create false narratives and perpetuate half-truths in the digital domain. It concludes with a discussion on how to mitigate adversarial propaganda’s effects.
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Journal of Applied Security Research
Journal of Applied Security Research CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-
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