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Visible wars, forgotten wars and world order. Media attention, cognitive competition and global response
Marco Marsili (Marsili, M.);
Journal Title
Janus: Anuário de relações exteriores
Year (definitive publication)
2026
Language
English
Country
Portugal
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Abstract
The current information environment has intensified competition for salience and widened the gap between what happens and what becomes visible. The unequal visibility of armed conflicts reveals a hierarchy of attention that is neither accidental nor politically neutral. Attention has material effects, not only affecting the behaviour of actors inside conflict zones but also with significant international consequences.
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Keywords
armed conflict,information warfare,war,media,cognitive warfare,geopolitics,social media,international relations,global governance,digital platforms,international order
  • Psychology - Social Sciences
  • Educational Sciences - Social Sciences
  • Sociology - Social Sciences
  • Political Science - Social Sciences
  • Media and Communications - Social Sciences
  • Other Social Sciences - Social Sciences
  • Other Humanities - Humanities
  • Anthropology - Social Sciences

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