Information Control Strategies

Sebastian Farnham

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Information Control Strategies explores how societies attempt to manage and manipulate the flow of information, examining both historical methods and modern digital propaganda. The book highlights the techniques used to control narratives and their profound impact on public opinion, policy decisions, and democratic institutions. It reveals that while access to information has grown exponentially, so has the sophistication of methods designed to mislead, such as the strategic deployment of censorship and surveillance.

The book begins by tracing the evolution of information control through history, from ancient censorship to 20th-century propaganda, providing a foundation for understanding current trends. It argues that these strategies consistently exploit psychological vulnerabilities and manipulate social dynamics.

Structured in three parts, the book introduces theoretical frameworks, examines specific techniques like fake news and bots, and analyzes real-world case studies. By merging insights from political science, communication studies, and cybersecurity, the book offers a holistic perspective.

Ultimately, Information Control Strategies equips readers with the knowledge to critically evaluate information, identify disinformation campaigns, and contribute to a more informed society. It emphasizes the enduring principles of information control in the digital age, providing valuable insights for students, researchers, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding information warfare.

Disponível desde: 21/02/2025.

Comprimento de impressão: 86 páginas.

Ciências Sociais e Humanidades

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