Identity, stability, Hybrid Threats and Disinformation
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2021-01-01Type
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Peer reviewed
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The following article examines the relevance of gender and intersectional analyses to better understanding hybrid threats, in particular those that are increasingly
targeting civilian environments. The authors first present relevant concepts including hybrid threats and warfare, resilience, disinformation, civilian agency, and intersectionality as a method. Thereafter they discuss how disinformation is used to
destabilise societies by directly attacking civilian spaces and attempting to foment
polarisation and unrest, if not conflict. The authors then discuss how the concepts
of disinformation and civilian agency are illuminated through gender and intersectional analyses, speaking to complex, civilian contexts by examining how gender
(and race) have been employed to attempt to foment destabilisation. They conclude
with some brief reflections about the role of gender and intersectional approaches
in understanding hybrid threats and warfare, not just in Europe but also for other
parts of the world.
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Asociación Cientifica ICONO 14Sitering
Freedman J, Hoogensen Gjørv G, Razakamaharavo. Identity, stability, Hybrid Threats and Disinformation. Revista ICONO 14. 2021Metadata
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