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Geopolitics: A Comprehensive Course
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Module 11
Information Warfare and Strategic Influence
1
Information Warfare: Defining and Distinguishing Key Concepts
Define information warfare and distinguish between propaganda, disinformation, and misinformation.
2
Social Media and Election Interference: A 2016 US Case Study
Analyze how states conduct election interference and political destabilization through social media, using the 2016 US election as a case study.
3
State Media, Narrative Warfare, and Global Perception
Assess the role of state-controlled media (e.g., RT, CGTN) and narrative warfare in shaping international perception.
4
Intelligence & Geopolitical Decisions
Explain the role of the intelligence community in geopolitical decision-making, building on concepts from intelligence analysis.
5
Covert Operations: Case Study Analysis
Analyze a case of covert regime change or political destabilization by a great power (e.g., CIA operations during the Cold War).
6
Digital Sovereignty: State Approaches to Internet and Data Control
Assess the concept of 'digital sovereignty' and how different states approach internet governance and data control.
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