Social media and international relations:
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Cambridge University Press
2020
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| Schriftenreihe: | Cambridge elements: Elements in international relations
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| Beschreibung: | 84 Seiten Diagramme |
| ISBN: | 9781108826815 |
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| adam_text | Contents 1 introduction η 2 Social Media as a Social and Political Force 1о 3 Social Media as a Weapon of War 21 4 The Democratic Disadvantage and AutocraticAdvantage 32 5 Assessing the Impact of Social Media Manipulation 44 6 Digital Sovereignty 69
is social media anti-state or does it reinforce the authority of states? This Element argues that the early years of the Internet in general and social media in particular were anti-state: powerful transnational forces that could undermine state power both from within the state, as the Internet could help disaffected actors overcome collective action problems, and from outside the state, as it could provide a weapon of foreign influence, as the 2016 election showed. In recent years, however, states have asserted a renewed authority over the Internet, a form of digital sovereignty, rules about social media access that reflect national-level values and are enforceable at the national level. In a world of digital sovereignty, however, autocrats have advantages. They can engage in censorship that limits their populace s ability to organize against the regime. While itself a form of weakness, it does serve a regime preserving function. Democracies are at a relative disadvantage, particularly with respect to other states seeking to use social media as a tool of information warfare. Democratic governance hinges on access to information in a marketplace of ideas, and erecting obstacles to information acquisition is at odds with core principles of democracy. Foreign actors can easily insinuate themselves into that market flooding the space with misinformation ֊ now aided by artificial intelligence tools that produce credible misinformation on a large scale - with the effect not necessarily of changing minds but of creating confusion, undermining trust in institutions, and removing
shared reference points that serve as the basis for coherent foreign policy. About the Series Cambridge Elements in International Relations publishes original research on key topics in the field. The series includes manuscripts addressing international security, international political economy, international organizations, and international relations theory. Our objective is to publish cutting edge research that engages crucial topics in each of these issue areas, especially multimethod research that may yield longer studies than leading journals in the field will accommodate. Series Editors Jon C. W. Pevehouse University of Wisconsin-Madison Tanja A. Börzei Freie Universität Berlin Edward D. Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
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Contents 1 introduction η 2 Social Media as a Social and Political Force 1о 3 Social Media as a Weapon of War 21 4 The Democratic Disadvantage and AutocraticAdvantage 32 5 Assessing the Impact of Social Media Manipulation 44 6 Digital Sovereignty 69
is social media anti-state or does it reinforce the authority of states? This Element argues that the early years of the Internet in general and social media in particular were anti-state: powerful transnational forces that could undermine state power both from within the state, as the Internet could help disaffected actors overcome collective action problems, and from outside the state, as it could provide a weapon of foreign influence, as the 2016 election showed. In recent years, however, states have asserted a renewed authority over the Internet, a form of digital sovereignty, rules about social media access that reflect national-level values and are enforceable at the national level. In a world of digital sovereignty, however, autocrats have advantages. They can engage in censorship that limits their populace's ability to organize against the regime. While itself a form of weakness, it does serve a regime preserving function. Democracies are at a relative disadvantage, particularly with respect to other states seeking to use social media as a tool of information warfare. Democratic governance hinges on access to information in a marketplace of ideas, and erecting obstacles to information acquisition is at odds with core principles of democracy. Foreign actors can easily insinuate themselves into that market flooding the space with misinformation ֊ now aided by artificial intelligence tools that produce credible misinformation on a large scale - with the effect not necessarily of changing minds but of creating confusion, undermining trust in institutions, and removing
shared reference points that serve as the basis for coherent foreign policy. About the Series Cambridge Elements in International Relations publishes original research on key topics in the field. The series includes manuscripts addressing international security, international political economy, international organizations, and international relations theory. Our objective is to publish cutting edge research that engages crucial topics in each of these issue areas, especially multimethod research that may yield longer studies than leading journals in the field will accommodate. Series Editors Jon C. W. Pevehouse University of Wisconsin-Madison Tanja A. Börzei Freie Universität Berlin Edward D. Mansfield University of Pennsylvania |
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