Social and Ontologic Aspects of the Concept «Information War»

Andrey Andreevich Kovalev () and Andrey Leonidovich Tretyakov ()

Administrative Consulting, issue 11

Abstract: The article considers the socio-ontological aspects of the information war as a special kind of intellectual confrontation of civilizations in the modern era of globalization. Information warfare is an integral part of the active phase of geopolitical confrontations, acting as a gateway to the classical forms of political destructive actions. The ontology of information war assumes the possibility of a power confrontation of civilizations, but it comes only after the maximum easing of the psychic, emotional and strong-willed resources of enemy. Information war annihilates patriotism as a special way of worldview and attitude.

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DOI: 10.22394/1726-1139-2017-11-95-103

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